Licence suspensions

If you've been convicted of a motor vehicle-related Criminal Code of Canada and based on your driving record, your licence may be suspended for offence your driver's licence can be suspended:

• One year,
• Three years, or
• Indefinitely

The suspension is based on certain conditions, such as when the offences occurred, when you were convicted and the number of convictions you have.

The one- or three-year suspensions cannot be reduced or appealed. The indefinite suspension may be reduced if you meet certain requirements.

What to do if your licence is suspended »

How to reapply for your licence if it was suspended »

For more information on licence suspensions, visit the Office of the Superintendent of Motor Vehicles