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In Illinois, traffic violations can lead to a license suspension when you have 3 moving violations in 12 months or 2 moving violations in 24 months when you are under the age of 21. Once you have triggered a suspension, your points determine the suspension period. Your license may also be suspended or revoked...

If your driver’s license has been suspended or revoked, it may be necessary to attend a hearing in order to make a case for the possible reinstatement of your driving privileges. Informal hearings apply to less serious suspensions. Formal hearings apply to serious infringements, and eligibility is determined by statute and the Secretary of State...

Losing your license can be an incredibly difficult situation, impacting your life and ability to hold a job. It usually happens because of something serious, most often a DUI conviction, but a license may also be taken away due to too many moving violations or a vehicle-related felony. Unfortunately, many applicants receive a denial...

Trying to get your license back after a revocation in Illinois? You might qualify, but it depends on why it was revoked, what you have done since, and whether you meet driver’s license reinstatement rules set by the Secretary of State and Illinois law. Situations Where You May Qualify for Reinstatement Some drivers regain driving privileges...