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What Is a Conditional License?
A conditional license in New York is a restricted license the DMV can issue after an alcohol- or drug-related suspension or revocation. It lets the driver go to work, school, medical care, child care, probation, and Impaired Driver Program classes, plus one three-hour block each week. It is governed by...
[ Read More ]How Long Do Points Stay on Your License in NY?
Points stay on your license in NY in two ways. For a DMV suspension, points count for 24 months from the date of the violation, under rules in effect since February 16, 2026. On your driving record, points stay as long as the conviction does. For most tickets, that is...
[ Read More ]What Is Aggravated Unlicensed Operation?
Aggravated unlicensed operation in New York, often called AUO, is the crime of driving while you know or have reason to know your license or driving privilege is suspended or revoked. It is defined in Vehicle and Traffic Law 511. It ranges from a third-degree misdemeanor to a first-degree felony....
[ Read More ]What NY Traffic and DWI Laws Change in 2027?
Buffalo drivers head into 2027 under the toughest New York traffic and DWI rules in years. A DWI now adds 11 license points. Four alcohol- or drug-related offenses can end driving for life. An impaired-driving conviction can limit your own injury recovery. And more work zone cameras watch state roads,...
[ Read More ]How Do Police Test for Drug-Impaired Driving in Buffalo?
How Do Police Test for Drug-Impaired Driving in Buffalo? Police test for drug-impaired driving in Buffalo through a chain of steps. They watch your driving, give roadside tests, and may call in a drug recognition expert for a detailed evaluation. They may then ask for blood, urine, or saliva. No...
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