Crash Suspension

Uninsured Crash
When the Department receives notice that a person has been involved in a crash that occurred on a public street or highway, which resulted in injury, death or property damages of at least $1,000.00, the uninsured driver is subject to license suspension.

The person may be eligible to request an administrative hearing to contest the suspension.

Reinstatement Requirements
Comply by one of the following methods:

  1. Provide evidence of liability insurance at the time of the crash; or
  2. Pay all damaged parties and secure a full and final release
    (Form SR-11.PDF) from liability of judgment; or
  3. File a properly executed installment agreement (Form SR-19.PDF)
    (If the Department receives notice that a driver has defaulted on the installment agreement the license is subject to suspension); or
  4. File security deposit with the State along with both a Form SR-22 and Form SR-22a.

If a suspension has been enforced, an SR Suspension reinstatement fee will be required prior to the renewal or issuance of a driver license.

NOTE: If after two (2) years from the date of the crash there are no civil suits pending or unpaid judgments, application may be made for reinstatement by filing Form SR-60 (PDF) and paying the SR Suspension reinstatement fee.

Liability Judgment
When the Department receives a certified copy of an unsatisfied judgment arising out of a traffic crash that occurred on a public street or highway, the person(s) who the judgment is rendered against is subject to suspension.

Reinstatement Requirements
Comply using one of the following methods:

  1. Provide evidence that the judgment has been satisfied in the form of a Release (Form SR-11.PDF); or
  2. Court Approved Installment Agreement (If the Department receives notice that a driver has defaulted on the court approved installment agreement, the license is subject to suspension); or
  3. Judgment Creditor’s Consent form (Form SR-84.PDF) and submit a Form SR-22 certificate of insurance if within two (2) years from the date the judgment was rendered.
  4. If a suspension has been enforced, an SR Suspension reinstatement fee will be required prior to the renewal or issuance of a driver license.

NOTE: If the judgment is over ten (10) years old, you may file a certificate from the court in which the judgment was rendered that a judgment has not been renewed. Submit the required SR Suspension reinstatement fee.

Unsatisfied Judgments

  1. Certified copy of the judgment. (Cannot process unless at least 60 days have elapsed since the date judgment was signed.)
  2. Notice of Unsatisfied Judgment. (Form SR-62.PDF)
  3. Transcript of Civil Proceedings. (Form SR-42.PDF) OR Certificate of no appeal.