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| Number of Tickets | Points Assessed | Suspension Period |
|---|---|---|
| 1st Ticket | 10 points | None |
| 2nd Ticket | 15 points | None |
| 3rd Ticket | 20 points | None |
| 4th Ticket | 25 points | 30 days |
| 5th Ticket | 30 points | 45 days |
| 6th Ticket | 35 points | 60 days |
| 7th Ticket and beyond | 40 points | 90 days |
Speeding Tickets
The number of points assessed for a speeding ticket depends on the speed at which you were driving over the limit.
| Speed Over the Limit | Points Assessed |
|---|---|
| 1-9 mph | 10 points |
| 10-14 mph | 12 points |
| 15-19 mph | 14 points |
| 20+ mph | 16 points |
Other Moving Violations
In addition to speeding tickets, you can also receive points for other moving violations. Some common violations and their associated points include:
| Moving Violation | Points Assessed |
|---|---|
| Failure to yield to a pedestrian | 10 points |
| Failure to yield to an emergency vehicle | 10 points |
| Running a red light | 10 points |
| Following too closely | 10 points |
| Driving on the wrong side of the road | 15 points |
| Reckless driving | 20 points |
| DUI | 25 points |
CDL Holders
Commercial driver's license (CDL) holders have a separate point system. The number of points assessed for a moving violation is doubled for CDL holders.
Point Reduction
You can reduce the number of points on your driving record by completing a driver's education course. The course must be approved by the Illinois Secretary of State and must be completed within 90 days of receiving your ticket.
Driver's License Suspension
Your driver's license will be suspended if you accumulate 30 or more points within a 24-month period. The suspension period will vary depending on the number of points you have accumulated.
Reinstatement
You can reinstate your driver's license after the suspension period has ended by paying a reinstatement fee and providing proof of financial responsibility. You may also be required to complete a driver's education course.