The hearing officer will issue a suspension of six months to one year. The Department determines suspension periods based on the driver's history and the other circumstances. The department can place any number of conditions on a probationary license, including an ignition interlock device (IID) requirement and restrictions on when and where the licensee can drive. If the Department does impose a suspension, the driver might still be able to obtain a probationary license to drive during the suspension period. At the hearing, the driver can present testimony and evidence, and the Department of Revenue, Division of Motor Vehicles, will decide whether to suspend the driver's license. A driver who accumulates too many points will receive a warning letter or notice of hearing for the suspension. Drivers working as chauffeurs who obtain points in the course of their employment will be suspended for acquiring 16 points in 12 months, 24 points in 24 months, or 28 points in four years.Drivers who have reached the age of 21 will be suspended for acquiring 12 points in a 12-month period or 18 points in a 24-month period. Drivers who are at least 21 years old.Drivers in this age group will face suspension for acquiring nine points in a 12-month period, 12 points in a 24-month period, or 14 points since turning 18 years old. The driver will face suspension for acquiring five points within a 12-month period or six points prior to turning 18 years old. So, the number of points that will lead to license suspension also generally depends on the age of the driver. Colorado has a multi-stage license program whereby the rules and restrictions depend on the driver's age.
Speeding 40 or more miles per hour over the limitįailure to use due care while passing stationary vehicleģ (6 points if injury, 8 points if death)Ĭonsequences of Accumulating Too Many Pointsĭrivers who accumulate too many points face license suspension. Speeding 20 to 39 miles per hour over the limit Speeding 10 to 19 miles per hour over the limit Speeding 5 to 9 miles per hour over the limit
Speeding 1 to 4 miles per hour over the limit Serious bodily injury to vulnerable road user Traffic violations in Colorado are assigned the following point values. Accumulation of too many points within set time periods (generally, 12 or 24 months) will result in license suspension. Each traffic violation is assigned a certain number of demerit points. Like many states, Colorado keeps track of these violations with a driver's license point system. Colorado issues fines for traffic infractions but also imposes license-related penalties on repeat offenders.
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