Permits suspension of licenses for failing to respond to DUI summons; prohibits reduction of fines for DUI violations.
New York S08692 amends the vehicle and traffic law to allow the suspension of a driver's license or driving privileges for failure to respond to a summons for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The suspension takes effect 30 days after the initial notice is sent to the person, with at least two notices sent 15 days apart. The bill also prohibits the reduction or waiving of fines or mandatory surcharges imposed for DUI violations. This change aims to ensure accountability for those who fail to respond to DUI charges.
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