A traffic ticket conviction can sometimes lead to a driver’s license suspension. Drivers who are 21 and older in Illinois with three traffic convictions in a year may have their license suspended for three months minimum. Also, the suspension could be longer if your license was previously suspended.
If you are under 21, your driver’s license can be suspended if you receive two traffic violations within a two year period. Also, driving with a revoked or suspended driver’s license will result in a criminal charge. You also can have your license suspended for not yielding to an ambulance or school bus.