Virginia law mandates license revocation for individuals convicted of driving while intoxicated (DWI). A first offense results in a one-year license suspension, while a second offense within ten years leads to a three-year revocation. The law also details procedures for license surrender and notification of revocation.
Your license will be automatically suspended for one year from the date of conviction, in addition to any other penalties.
Your license will be revoked for three years, and you will face additional penalties as prescribed by law.
Yes, the court will order the surrender of your license, which will be disposed of according to state law.
Yes, after the revocation period, you may apply for reinstatement following the procedures outlined in Virginia law.