Licence suspensions
Some driving infractions fall under the Criminal Code of Canada. With criminal infractions, your driver's licence can be suspended for one year, three years, or indefinitely, based on your driving record.
Reductions and appeals
The one- or three-year suspensions cannot be reduced or appealed. The indefinite suspension may be reduced if you meet certain requirements and have served five years.
If your licence is suspended
If your licence has been suspended, you must surrender it to ICBC until your suspension is over or until after you have successfully appealed the conviction. Driving with a suspended licence could result in more penalties.
If your combination B.C. driver licence and Services Card was seized
Visit BCServicesCard to learn more about obtaining a health card only.
Surrendering your licence
Once you have received a notice of suspension, you must surrender your licence to ICBC along with the signed suspension notice, in person or by mail.
In person
You can surrender your licence at any ICBC driver licensing office or to the officer who served your suspension.
By mail
Mail to:
ICBC Licensing Programs
Box 3750, 910 Government Street
Victoria, B.C., V8W 3Y5 Getting your driver's licence back
One-year suspensions
If you have reached the end of a one-year suspension, you can reapply for your driver's licence by following these steps:
1. Pay any outstanding fines or debts you owe to the court or government.
2. Pay any amounts owed to ICBC, such as for the:
driver penalty point premium or driver risk premium
multiple-crash premium
3. Served any other requirements such as the Remedial Driver Program to the satisfaction of the Office of the Superintendent of Motor Vehicles.
4. Pay the $31 short-term driver's licence fee and $250 reinstatement fee.
Suspensions of three years or more
If you have been suspended for three or more years, you must complete a re-examination road test for the class of licence that you held. However, the Superintendent of Motor Vehicles may require further testing to meet driver-fitness guidelines. You will also need to pay any outstanding fines or debts to ICBC. [b]
Additional requirements
the responsible driver program,
education,
counselling, or
the ignition interlock program .
RoadSafetyBC imposes interventions and refers drivers to appropriate programs to improve driving behaviour. Visit their website for more information.
12年有过一次在学校区超速。然后就是这次，除了超速，就是警车窜出来跟在我后面时，我过了一会儿才发现，那个警察也没有鸣笛，然后说我fail to yield for emergency vehicle。开了大概一百米，我看到后面的车灯忽闪，前后左右也没有车，意识到是我被盯上了，然后停车。ICBC 真的就是抢钱的机构，大家小心
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Licence suspensions
Some driving infractions fall under the Criminal Code of Canada. With criminal infractions, your driver's licence can be suspended for one year, three years, or indefinitely, based on your driving record.
Reductions and appeals
The one- or three-year suspensions cannot be reduced or appealed. The indefinite suspension may be reduced if you meet certain requirements and have served five years.
If your licence is suspended
If your licence has been suspended, you must surrender it to ICBC until your suspension is over or until after you have successfully appealed the conviction. Driving with a suspended licence could result in more penalties.
If your combination B.C. driver licence and Services Card was seized
Visit BCServicesCard to learn more about obtaining a health card only.
Surrendering your licence
Once you have received a notice of suspension, you must surrender your licence to ICBC along with the signed suspension notice, in person or by mail.
In person
You can surrender your licence at any ICBC driver licensing office or to the officer who served your suspension.
By mail
Mail to:
ICBC Licensing Programs
Box 3750, 910 Government Street
Victoria, B.C., V8W 3Y5
Getting your driver's licence back
One-year suspensions
If you have reached the end of a one-year suspension, you can reapply for your driver's licence by following these steps:
1. Pay any outstanding fines or debts you owe to the court or government.
2. Pay any amounts owed to ICBC, such as for the:
driver penalty point premium or driver risk premium
multiple-crash premium
3. Served any other requirements such as the Remedial Driver Program to the satisfaction of the Office of the Superintendent of Motor Vehicles.
4. Pay the $31 short-term driver's licence fee and $250 reinstatement fee.
Suspensions of three years or more
If you have been suspended for three or more years, you must complete a re-examination road test for the class of licence that you held. However, the Superintendent of Motor Vehicles may require further testing to meet driver-fitness guidelines. You will also need to pay any outstanding fines or debts to ICBC. [b]
Additional requirements
the responsible driver program,
education,
counselling, or
the ignition interlock program .
RoadSafetyBC imposes interventions and refers drivers to appropriate programs to improve driving behaviour. Visit their website for more information.