Right-of-Way/Failure to Yield courses

The suspension lasts up to 5 years if the course is not completed in 6 months. You will be able to reinstate your license after you successfully complete the course.

• If the violation involved great bodily harm, the mandatory suspension is for 3 months and begins on the date of conviction
• If the violation involved death, the mandatory suspension is for 9 months and begins on the date of conviction

For convictions resulting from violations prior to Dec. 2, 2017:

• If the violation involves bodily harm, the mandatory suspension is for 2 months and is effective the date of conviction
• If the violation involves great bodily harm, the mandatory suspension is for 3 months and is effective the date of conviction
• If the violation involves death, the mandatory suspension is for 9 months and is effective the date of conviction

After successfully completing a Right-of-Way/Failure to Yield course, the instructor will electronically notify the DMV within 24 hours.

Once notification has been provided to the DMV, please check your driving status and eligibility to reinstate your driver license if you have been suspended.

• If you receive a message that states you must complete a Right-of-Way course to reinstate but you have already completed the course, you must contact your course provider to submit proof to DMV