§ 607a. Recall of learner’s permit or junior operator’s license
(a) A learner’s permit or junior operator’s license shall contain an admonition that it is recallable and that the later procurement of an operator’s license is conditional on the establishment of a record that is satisfactory to the Commissioner and showing compliance with the motor vehicle laws of this and other states. The Commissioner may recall any permit or license issued to a minor whenever he or she is satisfied, from information provided by a credible person and upon investigation, that the operator is mentally or physically unfit or, because of his or her habits or record as to crashes or convictions, is unsafe to be trusted with the operation of motor vehicles. On recommendation of a diversion or reparative board, the Commissioner may recall the learner’s permit or junior operator’s license of a person in a diversion or reparative program for up to 30 days. The Commissioner shall also recall any learner’s permit or junior operator’s license for 30 days when an operator is adjudicated of a single texting violation under section 1099 of this title, 90 days following adjudication of a single speeding violation resulting in a three-point assessment, 90 days when a total of six points has been accumulated, or 90 days when an operator is adjudicated of a violation of subsection 614(c) or 615(a) of this title. When a learner’s permit or junior operator’s license is so recalled, it shall be reinstated upon expiration of a specific term and, if required by the Commissioner, when the person has passed a reexamination approved by the Commissioner.
(b) When a license or permit is recalled under the provisions of this section, the person whose license or permit is so recalled shall have the same right of hearing before the Commissioner as is provided in subsection 671(a) of this title.
(c) Except for a recall based solely upon the provisions of subsection (d) of this section, any recall of a license or permit may extend past the operator’s 18th birthday. While the recall is still in effect, that operator shall be ineligible for any operator’s license.
(d) The Commissioner shall recall a learner’s permit or junior operator’s license upon written request of the individual’s custodial parent or guardian.
(e) Any recall period under this section shall run concurrently with any suspension period imposed under chapter 13 of this title. (Added 1959, No. 195, §§ 1, 2; amended 1971, No. 184 (Adj. Sess.), § 8, eff. March 29, 1972; 1999, No. 140 (Adj. Sess.), § 3; 2009, No. 150 (Adj. Sess.), § 3, eff. June 1, 2010; 2013, No. 57, § 9.)
Structure Vermont Statutes
Chapter 9 - Operator's Licenses
§ 602. Exceptions for farm tractors and highway equipment
§ 603. Application for and issuance of license
§ 607. Junior operator’s license
§ 607a. Recall of learner’s permit or junior operator’s license
§ 610c. Legislative intent; existing driver’s licenses without photograph or imaged likeness
§ 611. Possession of license certificate
§ 616. Extension of license for members of U.S. Armed Forces and immediate family members
§ 618a. Anatomical Gift Act; donor; form
§ 632. Examination required; waiver
§ 637. Examiners of physical and mental conditions
§ 639. Fees for physical and mental examinations
§ 672. Suspending or revoking right of nonresident operator
§ 675. Fee prior to termination or reinstatement of suspension or revocation of license
§ 676. Operation after suspension, revocation, or refusal — civil violation
§ 677. Operating commercial motor vehicle after disqualification
§ 679. Operating commercial motor vehicle after privilege suspended
§ 702. Training school and instructor’s licenses
§ 704. Qualifications for training school license
§ 705. Qualifications for instructor’s license
§ 707. Records required; maintenance of vehicles
§ 708. Refusal to issue license
§ 709. Suspension and revocation
§ 721. Authority to require driver retraining
§ 722. Recommendation of a court
§ 723a. Operation of course by Department of Motor Vehicles
§ 733. Motorcycle rider training program