Illinois License Suspension Estimator

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Point-Based Calculator

Got traffic tickets? Enter your violations and see how many points you've accumulated and how long your license could be suspended.

→ Use this if you received a moving violation

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Other Suspension Triggers

DUI, fleeing police, fraud, driving during suspension, and more — these laws suspend your license regardless of your point total.

→ Use this for DUI, criminal charges, or specific offenses

How old are you?

Illinois uses different rules for drivers under 21

Under-21 rules (§1040.29): Offenses are reviewed within a 24-month window (not 12 months like adults). Prior suspensions from the last 7 years are counted. Suspensions tend to be longer compared to adult thresholds.

Adult rules (§1040.20): Points are tracked across your full driving record. If you receive 3 or more offenses within any 12-month period, you may face a separate discretionary review under §1040.30 — even if your total points are below the normal threshold.

Prior suspensions or revocations?

In the last 7 years (under-21) or on your full record (adults)

Active financial/safety responsibility suspension?

An active suspension under IVC §§7-205, 7-208, 7-304, or 7-305

Select your traffic offense(s)

Click each offense that applies — you can select multiple. Use search to find quickly.

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Total Points

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📊 Point Suspension Reference Chart

Points Accumulated	No Prior Suspensions	1 Prior Suspension	2+ Priors or Financial Susp. Active
0 – 9 points	No Action	No Action	No Action
10 – 34 points	1 Month	2 Months	12 Months
35 – 49 points	3 Months	6 Months	12 Months
50–64 pts (adults) / 50–70 (under 21)	6 Months	12 Months	12 Months
65–79 pts (adults) / 71–79 (under 21)	12 Months	Revocation	12 Months
80+ points	Revocation	Revocation	Revocation

Source: 92 Ill. Admin. Code §§1040.20, 1040.29 · Under-21 uses a 24-month offense window · Adults may face §1040.30 review for 3+ offenses within 12 months