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Stop the suspension/revocation of Maryland driving privileges due to accumulation of points.

Created by D.G. on August 12, 2014

People who are guilty of speeding or other minor traffic infractions are not bad people and still need to drive to work and take care of family business, health/medical appointments etc. The state makes a lot of money from traffic citations. People who usually speed are willing to pay the tickets which provide income for the county which the infraction occurs. Suspension/revocation should be limited to people who subsequently speed in excess (20 mph or more) and to people whom are reckless (DWI/DUI, more than 1 accident on their driving record in a five year period). Suspend/revoke subsequent DWI/DUI offenders and people whom subsequently have at-fault accidents, not regular people. Only use point system for DWI/DUI and speeding 20 mph +.Minor traffic infractions are not criminal.

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