suspension or revocation period, drivers need to re-apply for a license to drive. The California DMV will revoke a license after conviction for hit-and-run or reckless driving. Suspension by Judge A judge may suspend license following conviction for: Breaking speed laws or reckless driving. Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Hit-and-run driving. Engaging in lewd conduct and prostitution in a vehicle within 1000 feet (300 m) of a residence. Assaulting a driver, passenger, bicyclist, or pedestrian when the offense occurs on a highway (road rage). Failure to stop as required at a railway grade crossing. Felony or misdemeanor offense of recklessly fleeing a law enforcement officer. When a driver is cited for a traffic violation, the judge may offer the driver the opportunity to attend a Traffic Violator School, this would include any online traffic school if the court allows. Drivers may participate once in any 18-month period to have a citation dismissed from their driving record this way. Upon dismissal of the citation, all record of the citation is removed and no points are accumulated. Regardless of the number of points accumulated, many serious offenses involving a vehicle are punishable by heavy fines or imprisonment. Colorado Colorado uses an accumulating point system according to the Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles Point Schedule. Suspension of driving privileges can result from as few as 6 points in 12 months by a driver under 18 years old. Points remain on the driver's motor vehicle record for 7 years. Some motor vehicle offenses carry 12 points per incident, which could result in immediate suspension of the drivers license. Multiple traffic violation convictions can also result in a suspension of the drivers license if a sufficient number of points are accumulated during a 12- or 24-month period. Florida Florida uses a point system similar to that of Colorado. The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles is the department responsible for the issuance of Driver's Licenses in the state and will also track points issued to drivers who are licensed within the state. The following are point values assigned for the following infractions. Speeding 14 mph or less over the speed limit = 3 points 15 mph or more over the speed limit = 4 points Speeding which results in a crash = 6 points (enacted to curtail street drag racing) Speeding Fines are doubled when the infraction occurs within an