Posted by Blair on 8/21/08

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I have four tickets on my provisional license for speeding.
I had a court hearing for my license on May 21st. My last
speeding ticket was on April 16th, 2008. After the court
hearing on May 21st, my license was restricted for 90 days
for educational and work purposes. I went to the MVA in
order to get my license back after the 90 days was up, and
to my surprise they told my license wouldbe suspended for
190 days. They took my license away and told me it was
because of the fourth speeding ticket. I was confused
becasue that ticket was given to me before the first
hearing on May 21st. I am a college student, and need my
licene to get to and from class and honestly am too old to
be having to worry about that. I requested another court
hearing in order to try and lessen the time on my
suspension, or at least get it restricted to educational
and employment purposes. Is there any advice I can have in
order to somewhat lesson the time of suspension? Or am I
completely screwed. If worse comes to worse I hope it
become restricted for school, but I would wish there would
be some way to not have it taken away for six months after
the previous 90 days. It's not like I was driving drunk or
something. I know I need to stop speeding, but are there
any other ways I can help my case in court?

speeding tickets on provisional license, 8/21/08, by Blair.

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