The following points are assigned to your Illinois driver's license for speeding or speed-related offenses:
- Reckless driving - 55 points
- squealing or screeching of tires - 10 points
- speeding too fast for conditions - 10 points
- 1 to 10 MPH above the speed limit - 5 points
- 11 to 14 MPH above the speed limit - 15 points
- 15 to 25 MPH above the speed limit - 20 points
- over 25 MPH above the speed limit - 50 points
- exceeding the maximum speed limit in a school zone - 20 points
- driving below the minimum speed limit - 5 points
- driving below the minimum speed limit on an Illinois Tollway - 20 points
- not driving in the right-hand lane when proceeding at less than the normal speed of traffic - 20 points
- exceeding the maximum speed limit on a bridge or elevated structure - 10 points.
See 92 Illinois Administrative Code 1040.20(c)
If a person's license is suspended or revoked under 625 ILCS 5/6-206(a)(2) as a result of 3 convictions within 12 months, the following point schedule is used to determine licensing action:
If there has been no prior suspension or revocations within 7 years, the following licensing action is taken:
- 0 through 14 points - no action;
- 15 through 44 points - 2 month suspension;
- 45 through 74 points - 3 month suspension;
- 75 through 89 points - 6 month suspension;
- 90 through 99 points - 9 month suspension;
- 100 through 109 points - 12 month suspension; and,
- 110 or more points - revocation (1 year).
If there has been 1 or more prior suspension or revocations within 7 years, the following licensing action is taken:
- 0 through 14 points - no action;
- 15 through 44 points - 4 month suspension;
- 45 through 74 points - 6 month suspension;
- 75 through 109 points - 12 month suspension; and,
- 110 or more points - revocation (1 year).
See llinois Administrative Code 1040.30(b)
| If a person's license is suspended or revoked under 625 ILCS 5/6-206(a)(3) as a result of repeated traffic violations which indicate a disrespect for traffic law, the following point schedule is used to determine licensing action: | - A person's license is revoked (1 year) if the licensing agency receives notice from the State that the person has accumulated 90 additional points above that needed to determine the suspension and these additional points were accumulated during the same period of time as those used to determine the suspension.
- If there has been 1 or more prior suspension or revocations within 7 years under 625 ILCS 5/6-206(a)(3), the following licensing action is taken:
- 0 through 14 points - no action;
- 15 or more points - revocation (1 year)
- And, if there has been 2 or more prior suspension or revocations within 7 years not related to '625 ILCS 5/6-206(a)(3), the following licensing action is taken:
- 0 through 14 points - no action;
- 15 through 109 points - 12 month suspension;
- 110 or more points - revocation (1 year).
See 92 Illinois Administrative Code 1040.40(c) |
