Section Saf-C 207.05 - Reckless Driving(a) Upon receipt of an abstract of the record of conviction of a person for the second time for driving a vehicle in a reckless manner within 5 years, based on the date of violation, the financial responsibility administrator or hearing examiner shall forward, or cause to be forwarded to the person, a notice of action by first class United States mail or hand service advising the person of: (1) The requirement to file proof of financial responsibility in the form of an SR-22 certificate; and(2) The department's intent to suspend such person's license and registration certificate and plates 30 days subsequent to the issuance of said notice of intent if there is noncompliance with (1) above.(b) The financial responsibility administrator or hearing examiner shall, upon request, issue an amended notice allowing the person an additional 10 days in which to comply with the filing requirement.(c) In the event such person, as described in paragraph (a), fails to file proof of financial responsibility, the financial responsibility administrator shall suspend such person's license and registration certificate and plates.(d) Whenever the SR-22 certificate is filed with the director prior to the effective date of suspension, no suspension shall occur.(e) In the event the SR-22 certificate is filed subsequent to suspension, all applicable rules and statutes shall be complied with to effectuate restoration.(f) The provisions of this section shall be of general application but shall not supersede any court imposed suspension or insurance filing requirement.N.H. Admin. Code § Saf-C 207.05
#2250, eff 12-31-82; ss by #2946-a, eff 1-3-85; ss by #4451, eff 6-24-88; ss by #4844, eff 6-20-90; ss by #6249, INTERIM, eff 6-16-96, EXPIRES: 10-14-96; ss and moved by #6337, eff 9-25-96 (from Saf-C 206.04 ); ss by #8174, INTERIM, eff 9-25-04, EXPIRES: 3-24-05; ss by #8230-B, eff 12-17-04
Amended by Volume XXXIII Number 37, Filed September 12, 2013, Proposed by #10395-B, Effective 8/15/2013, Expires 8/15/2023.