Driving prohibitions
24-hour
roadside prohibition |
ADP | Other
prohibitions
Other driving prohibitions
The Office
of the Superintendent of Motor Vehicles determines
who will be given driving prohibitions and for how long. ICBC keeps
a record of all B.C. drivers, including those who are prohibited
from driving. Your ICBC driving record shows any driving offences
[click
for definition] you may have.
If you continue to drive unsafely after
having an offence noted on your record and you are convicted of
additional offences, the Superintendent of Motor Vehicles may:
- send you a warning letter, saying that
unless there is improvement, you may face the loss of driving
privileges.
- place you on probation. If you have more
driving offences during the probationary period, you may be prohibited
from driving for a specified length of time.
- if you rapidly accumulate offences, prohibit
you from driving without warning.
