Virginia law outlines grounds for denying, suspending, or revoking motor vehicle licenses, permits, or certificates, including willful alterations, non-compliance with insurance and registration requirements, and violations of federal or state laws. It also details procedures for altering or amending licenses or permits upon request or departmental findings. Key provisions focus on maintaining compliance with safety, insurance, registration, and legal standards for motor carriers and drivers.
Actions such as willfully altering licenses, failing to maintain insurance, non-compliance with registration, or violating federal or state laws can lead to suspension or revocation.
Yes, the Department may alter or amend a license, permit, or certificate upon request by the holder or if the Department finds non-compliance with applicable laws or regulations.
Motor carriers must keep on file with the Department valid liability insurance, a bond, or other approved financial security issued by a licensed company in Virginia.
They must comply with state and federal motor carrier statutes, regulations, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and the Virginia Disabilities Act, among others.