The Registry of Motor Vehicles has been suspended Massachusetts Driver’s Licenses when the license holder is convicted of unlicensed operation or operating on an expired license in another state. These B51 Unlicensed Operation suspensions are plainly invalid and should be appealed. Notwithstanding the lack of validity of these B51 – Expired / No License suspensions, […]
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If you have received an Immediate Threat W72 suspension from the Registry of Motor Vehicles, that means that your Massachusetts Driver’s license will be indefinitely suspended pending the final disposition of the charges filed against you. Even after the criminal case has been fully resolved, the RMV will not automatically reinstate your license. Instead, you
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G.L. c. 90, § 20 mandates a 90-day license suspension when the holder of a Junior Operator’s License is found responsible for speeding. A responsible finding is triggered when the Junior Operator pays the speeding citation or is found responsible by a Judge or Clerk-Magistrate. Out of State speeding violations can trigger this Massachusetts license
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Windshield Washer Fluid and Ignition Interlock Devices: What Massachusetts Drivers Need to Know If you’re part of the Massachusetts Registry’s Ignition Interlock Program, you may not realize that a common household item—windshield washer fluid—could jeopardize your driver’s license. Despite the devices being labeled “alcohol-specific,” ignition interlock devices (IIDs) are not designed to differentiate between the
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Missing an appointment could cost you your license! If you are a Massachusetts Ignition Interlock Device User, the Registry of Motor Vehicles requires you to have your Ignition Interlock Device (IID) downloaded and calibrated on a set schedule. You are required to report to an interlock service center every 25 to 30 days. If you
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The license reinstatement fees which MassDOT charges are established by G.L. c. 90 § 33. This law provides for fees which range from $100.00 all the way up to $1,200.00. Prior to the implementation of the Registry’s multi-million-dollar computer system, known as ATLAS, in 2018, RMV Hearing Officers were granted discretion to waive reinstatement fees.
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Get your license back after an immediate threat suspension The Registry usually imposes indefinite immediate threat suspensions at the request of police officers or medical professionals. The purpose of an immediate threat suspension is to take the driver off the road until a Registry Hearing Officer or the Board of Appeal determines that the driver
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Recommended MA License Suspension Attorney Attorney Brian Simoneau has established himself as a top license suspension attorney in Massachusetts. He has over twenty years of experience and he is the “go-to guy” for license suspension appeals and hardship licenses. Attorney Simoneau played a lead role in the case of Souza v. Registrar of Motor Vehicles,
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Massachusetts State Sen. Eric P. Lesser (D) Longmeadow, has filed a bill that would change the way the Registry of Motor Vehicles processes out-of-state convictions. Senator Lesser’s Bill, titled An Act to Promote a Fair and Informative RMV, will require the Registry to act more promptly when informed of an out-of-state automobile law violation committed
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