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Title	ADMINISTRATIVE LICENSE REVOCATION
Accession No	00724847
Journal Title	State Legislative Fact Sheet
Corp. Authors / Publisher	National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ; National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Publication Date	19950900
Description	4 p.; Figures(1); References
Languages	English
Abstract	Administrative license revocation (ALR) laws are based on objective chemical tests (blood, breath or urine). ALR allows police and driver licensing authorities to revoke the driver's license swiftly, without long delays while waiting for a criminal trial, and protects the offender's right to due process through an appeal process. This fact sheet presents some key facts concerning ALR and addresses the following four questions: What provisions should be included in an ALR law? How much does this type of program cost? How can this type of program be financed? Who supports ALR? Criteria that States must achieve to receive incentive grants provided in the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act of 1991 (ISTEA) are listed.
TRT Terms	Administrative procedures ; Costs ; Driver licenses ; Drugs ; Drunk driving ; Financing ; Governments ; Grant aid ; Impaired drivers ; Incentives ; Licensing ; Private enterprise ; Public relations ; Revocation ; State laws
Identifier Terms	Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency act 1991
Other Terms	Administrative license revocation; Driver license revocation; Driving under the influence; Incentive grants; Intermodal surface transportation efficiency act; Private sector; Public sector; Public support
Report Number	HS-042 085
Availability	National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Document Source	National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
TRIS Files	HSL
Database	TRIS Online

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