California AB1723 mandates the immediate revocation of driver’s licenses for certain serious offenses.

California AB1723 amends the Vehicle Code to require the immediate revocation of a driver’s license upon conviction of specific serious offenses. These include manslaughter resulting from vehicle operation, multiple DUI violations within 12 months, and offenses causing serious bodily injury. The license cannot be reinstated until three years after revocation and proof of financial responsibility is provided. The "date of revocation" is defined as the date the Department of Motor Vehicles revokes the driving privilege.

California AB1723 mandates the immediate revocation of driver’s licenses for certain serious offenses.

California AB1723 amends the Vehicle Code to require the immediate revocation of a driver’s license upon conviction of specific serious offenses. These include manslaughter resulting from vehicle operation, multiple DUI violations within 12 months, and offenses causing serious bodily injury. The license cannot be reinstated until three years after revocation and proof of financial responsibility is provided. The "date of revocation" is defined as the date the Department of Motor Vehicles revokes the driving privilege.