What is Driver Restoration Day?
On December 11, 2015 the Windsor County State’s Attorney’s office in collaboration with the Department of Motor Vehicles, the Judicial Bureau and the Agency of Transportation will hold a Driver’s Restoration Day.
The purpose of this program is help people who have delinquent traffic tickets get their license reinstated by accepting $25 per delinquent ticket.
The goal is to reduce the number of suspended drivers and improve the safety of our roadways by encouraging people to drive fully licensed and fully insured.
When and where is Driver Restoration Day?
Driver Restoration Day will take place on Friday, December 11, 2015 from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the State Office Building at 118 Prospect Street, White River Junction.
There are no appointments, and given the level of interest in the program individuals should expect long wait times.
Who qualifies for Driver Restoration Day?
Any Windsor County resident who has had their license suspended due to a failure or inability to pay the associated fines. Tickets must be delinquent; meaning a ticket is more than 75 days past due.
People whose current suspension is a result of a DUI or certain other serious offenses are not eligible for this program.
How Does Driver Restoration Day work?
Eligible Vermonters will be able to get their license reinstated by paying $25 per outstanding ticket.
If an individual has five tickets, they’d need to come with $125 in order to get their license reinstated.
>>>What information should I bring to Driver Restoration Day?<<<
Be sure to bring this information with you on December 11th: Driver’s Name, Date of Birth, PID (License) Number, Ticket number(s), Location of ticket(s), Phone number.
How can I pay?
Acceptable forms of payment are limited to check or money order. Cash will not be accepted.
How Long Will it Take to get your license reinstated?
The Judicial Bureau will process payments as quickly as possible.
Depending on the number of individuals who attend Driver Restoration Day it may take a number of weeks for individuals to get reinstatement ready.
After attending Driver Restoration Day, individuals will receive paperwork in the mail with information on their license reinstatement.
What other resources are available to help me get my driver’s license back?
Vermont’s Court Division DLS Program is available statewide and may be a resource for you.
Through this program, some people with suspended licenses may be eligible for a reduction in their debt, or may be eligible for community service or participation in an educational program in exchange for a reduction in fines and fees owed.
More information about the program is at: http://vtcourtdiversion.org/driving-with-license-suspended…/
What if I still have questions?
If you have additional questions please contact the Windsor County State's Attorney's Office at 802-295-8870 or the Governor's Office at 802-828-3333
Driver Restoration Day will take place on Friday, December 11, 2015 from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the State Office Building at 118 Prospect Street, White River Junction.
There are no appointments, and given the level of interest in the program individuals should expect long wait times.
Who qualifies for Driver Restoration Day?
Any Windsor County resident who has had their license suspended due to a failure or inability to pay the associated fines. Tickets must be delinquent; meaning a ticket is more than 75 days past due.
People whose current suspension is a result of a DUI or certain other serious offenses are not eligible for this program.
How Does Driver Restoration Day work?
Eligible Vermonters will be able to get their license reinstated by paying $25 per outstanding ticket.
If an individual has five tickets, they’d need to come with $125 in order to get their license reinstated.
>>>What information should I bring to Driver Restoration Day?<<<
Be sure to bring this information with you on December 11th: Driver’s Name, Date of Birth, PID (License) Number, Ticket number(s), Location of ticket(s), Phone number.
How can I pay?
Acceptable forms of payment are limited to check or money order. Cash will not be accepted.
How Long Will it Take to get your license reinstated?
The Judicial Bureau will process payments as quickly as possible.
Depending on the number of individuals who attend Driver Restoration Day it may take a number of weeks for individuals to get reinstatement ready.
After attending Driver Restoration Day, individuals will receive paperwork in the mail with information on their license reinstatement.
What other resources are available to help me get my driver’s license back?
Vermont’s Court Division DLS Program is available statewide and may be a resource for you.
Through this program, some people with suspended licenses may be eligible for a reduction in their debt, or may be eligible for community service or participation in an educational program in exchange for a reduction in fines and fees owed.
More information about the program is at: http://vtcourtdiversion.org/driving-with-license-suspended…/
What if I still have questions?
If you have additional questions please contact the Windsor County State's Attorney's Office at 802-295-8870 or the Governor's Office at 802-828-3333
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