How long before I am eligible for a North Carolina drivers license reinstatement if I have a suspended license? North Carolina

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Suspended License Terms

That depends on the reason you received a suspended license term.

Speeding

  • 30 days for going more than 15 mph over the speed limit, if you’re going faster than 55 mph.
  • 60 days for reckless driving and speeding, or for having a second infraction within a year.
  • 3 years for watching, betting, loaning a car for or participating in a drag race.

You can also have a revoked license for varying lengths of time for other speeding tickets.

DWI

If you have a DWI:

  • First DWI: 1 year suspension.
  • Second DWI: 4 years suspension.
  • Third DWI: Permanent suspension.

License Reinstatement

To get a driver license back:

  • Wait until the suspension is over.
  • Pay all court-ordered fines and fees.
  • Complete any classes the court ordered you to complete and get receipts or proof of completion.
  • Schedule an appointment at a North Carolina DMV office.
  • Pay $75 after a DWI or $50 after a traffic ticket infraction to the NC DMV.

Medical Suspension

If your drivers license was suspended due to a medical condition:

  • Your medical condition will need to be cured or well-controlled. Have your doctor fill out a medical release form stating you’re safe to drive.
  • Bring the form to the DMV. No fee for a drivers license reinstatement.

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