Suspension of Driver's License for Failure to Report Compliance With this Chapter

Suspension of Driver's License for Failure to Report Compliance With this Chapter. Any person who receives notice of the cancellation or termination of their motor vehicle liability insurance as required under 9 CMC § 8205(d) shall within 30 days of receipt thereof, submit to the bureau either: (a) Satisfactory evidence of minimum motor vehicle liability insurance in order to show continued compliance with this chapter; or, (b) Written evidence that the motor vehicle is no longer owned by the person (if the vehicle has been given, sold, or traded to another), or, that the vehicle has been damaged beyond repair or otherwise disabled to a degree that prevents future operation, or, that the vehicle is no longer located within the CNMI (if the vehicle is being transported out of the CNMI). The bureau shall promulgate regulations to determine what written evidence is required to satisfy this subsection. (c) Failure to submit evidence under subsections (a) or (b) of this section within the 30 day time period shall result in the immediate and automatic suspension of the person's driver's license by the bureau. The person's suspended licenses shall be immediately, automatically and fully reinstated upon the person submitting to the bureau satisfactory evidence of proper compliance with either of these subsections. (d) Upon receipt of cancellation or termination under 9 CMC § 8205(d), the bureau shall within 24 hours mail written notice to the person to which such notice pertains of the provisions of this section, any regulations promulgated pursuant thereto, and notice of the applicable penalties for driving with a suspended license. (e) Not less than 30 days before the natural expiration of a vehicle liability insurance the insurance provider shall notify the owner and the bureau of the date when the insurance is to expire. Source: PL 11-55, § 6 (§ 8112), modified.