Can I surrender my driver's license to shorten the suspension period?
April 29, 2024 | 40,00 EUR | answered by Hildegard Falk
Dear traffic lawyer,
My name is Helma Beck and I have a question regarding my current traffic situation. Recently, my driver's license was revoked due to a serious traffic offense and a ban of several months was imposed. I rely on my car for work and the long ban period is causing me great concern, as I am unable to carry out my job and therefore also facing financial losses.
I have heard that there is the possibility to voluntarily surrender my driver's license in order to shorten the ban period. Is this true and how does it work exactly? Is this a viable option in my case and would it actually lead to a reduction in the ban period? Are there any other ways to shorten the ban period or to find a way to fulfill my professional obligations despite the license revocation?
It is very important to me to regain mobility as soon as possible and to get my driver's license back in order to fulfill my professional and personal obligations. I request your professional assessment and possible solutions to best resolve my situation.
Thank you in advance for your support and advice.
Sincerely,
Helma Beck
Dear Mrs. Beck,
Thank you for your inquiry regarding your driver's license suspension and the possibility of shortening the disqualification period. I am sorry to hear that you are in such a difficult situation and are facing professional losses. It is understandable that you want to regain your mobility as soon as possible and get your driver's license back.
Yes, it is indeed possible to voluntarily surrender your driver's license in order to shorten the disqualification period. This is called "voluntary surrender of the driver's license to shorten the disqualification period" and is an option that can be applied in certain cases. By voluntarily surrendering your driver's license, you signal to the authorities that you are willing to take responsibility for your misconduct and actively contribute to shortening the disqualification period. In some cases, this can actually lead to a reduction of the disqualification period.
It is important to note that the exact procedure and requirements for the voluntary surrender of the driver's license to shorten the disqualification period may vary depending on the federal state. Usually, you will need to submit a corresponding application to the competent driver's license authority and explain your reasons for voluntarily surrendering your driver's license. It is advisable to seek the support of an experienced traffic law attorney to ensure that all necessary steps are carried out correctly.
In addition to surrendering the driver's license, there are other ways to shorten the disqualification period. This includes, for example, participation in a seminar for conspicuous road users or the submission of a medical-psychological assessment (MPU). The measures that are advisable in your specific case depend on the exact circumstances of your traffic violation.
I strongly recommend that you seek the advice of a specialized traffic law attorney promptly to discuss your situation in detail and work together to find a solution. An experienced attorney can provide comprehensive advice and help you find the best possible course of action to regain your driver's license as soon as possible.
I hope this information is helpful to you and I am available for any further questions you may have.
Sincerely,
Hildegard Falk
Traffic Law Attorney
