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    ​Act 107 of 2022

    Act 107 of 2022 (HB 987) was signed into law on November 3, 2022. The Act ends and rescinds active and pending driving privilege suspensions imposed under Title 75 for drug violations and several Title 18 violations (misrepresentation of age to secure alcohol, underage drinking, and fake identification card) and provides for the adjustment of suspension effective dates for any pending suspension not covered under the law that is to be imposed after the suspension that was ended or rescinded.

    The law, which became effective on January 2, 2023, provides PennDOT with 10 months from the effective date to update driver records. All impacted customers will be notified by way of written notice mailed to the address on record.

    Please Note: The law does not end or rescind any other active or pending driving privilege suspensions imposed that are unrelated to the suspensions covered under the law nor does it remove the record of the conviction, adjudication of delinquency, or admission into a preadjudication program from the driver record. In addition, the law does not require an application to be completed or written request to be submitted to PennDOT to have a driver record updated.