How many points before your license is suspended in Alabama?
I’ve started racking up a few too many points on my record, and I’m nervous I’ll lose my license if I get anymore. Exactly how many points can you get on your license before it’s suspended in Alabama?
in particular has a strong point system in place that allows drivers to earn up to 12 points before having their license suspended.
Of course, you can still accrue further points after having your license suspended. Here are the consequences for accruing too many points within two years in Alabama:
12 points: 60-day suspension
15 points: 90-day suspension
18 points: 120-day suspension
21 points: 180-day suspension
24 points: 365-day suspension
While a year-long suspension may seem harsh, you’ll need to rack up a fairly large number of traffic violations before getting there. Plus, you can sometimes expunge violations from your record by taking
or other court-approved driving improvement programs. That said, you won’t need to worry about getting your license suspended so long as you’re safe and responsible on the road.
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