2013 New York Consolidated Laws
VAT - Vehicle & Traffic
Title 5 - DRIVERS' LICENSES
Article 20 - (510 - 517) SUSPENSION AND REVOCATION
510-B - Suspension and revocation for violations committed during probationary periods.

 
    §  510-b.  Suspension  and  revocation for violations committed during
  probationary periods. 1. A license, other than a class DJ  or  class  MJ
  license,  shall  be  suspended, for a period of sixty days, (i) upon the
  first conviction of the licensee of a violation,  committed  during  the
  probationary  period  provided  for  in subdivision four of section five
  hundred one of this title, of any provision of  section  eleven  hundred
  twenty-nine  of  this  chapter,  section  eleven  hundred eighty of this
  chapter or any ordinance or  regulation  limiting  the  speed  of  motor
  vehicles  and  motorcycles,  section  eleven  hundred eighty-two of this
  chapter, subdivision one of section eleven hundred  ninety-two  of  this
  chapter,  section  twelve hundred twelve of this chapter, section twelve
  hundred  twenty-five-c  of  this  chapter  or  section  twelve   hundred
  twenty-five-d of this chapter; or (ii) upon the second conviction of the
  licensee  of  a  violation,  committed during the aforesaid probationary
  period, of any other provision of this chapter  or  of  any  other  law,
  ordinance, order, rule or regulation relating to traffic.
    2.  A  license,  other than a class DJ or class MJ license, considered
  probationary pursuant to subdivision three  of  this  section  shall  be
  revoked upon the conviction of the licensee of a violation or violations
  committed  within  six  months  following the restoration or issuance of
  such license, which  conviction  or  convictions  would  result  in  the
  suspension of a probationary license pursuant to subdivision one of this
  section.
    3.  Any  license,  other than a class DJ or class MJ license, which is
  restored or issued to a person  who  has  had  his  last  valid  license
  suspended or revoked pursuant to the provisions of this section shall be
  considered probationary until the expiration of six months following the
  date of restoration or issuance thereof.
    4.  The provisions of subdivisions one, five, six and seven of section
  five hundred ten of this  chapter  shall  apply  to  any  suspension  or
  revocation  under  this section. However, the provisions of this section
  shall not operate to prevent a mandatory revocation or suspension for  a
  greater period of time under subdivision two of section five hundred ten
  of  this chapter or section eleven hundred ninety-three of this chapter;
  nor  shall  the  provisions  of  this  section  prevent  revocation   or
  suspension  under subdivisions two and three of section five hundred ten
  based upon two or more violations, including the  same  violation  which
  was the basis for suspension or revocation under this section.