OAR 735-050-0070
Suspensions for Uninsured Accidents

(1)

The Driver and Motor Vehicle Services Division of the Department of Transportation (DMV) will suspend the driving privileges and right to apply for driving privileges of any person if the person is involved in any motor vehicle accident at any time when DMV determines the person has been driving uninsured.

(2)

DMV will determine that a person was the driver of a vehicle involved in an accident if DMV receives a report to that effect from the police, an insurance carrier or insurance producer (agent), or any other person involved in the accident.

(3)

If the accident must be reported to DMV, DMV will determine that a person was involved in an accident while driving uninsured if:

(a)

The person does not respond to DMV’s request for an accident report;

(b)

The person does not respond to DMV’s request for both the name of the insurance carrier and the policy number that covered the person’s operation of the vehicle at the time of the accident; or

(c)

The insurance carrier the person stated he or she was insured with denies coverage for the accident.

(4)

DMV will grant a pre-suspension hearing under ORS 809.440 (Hearing and administrative review procedures)(1), upon timely request, to any person whose driving privileges are suspended as described in section (1) of this rule. The suspension will not take effect pending the outcome of the hearing and DMV will impose the suspension if the administrative law judge affirms the suspension following the hearing.

(5)

Once a suspension described in section (1) of this rule takes effect, DMV will rescind the suspension if the person supplies the name of an insurance carrier and policy number that covered the person’s operation of the vehicle at the time of the accident.

(6)

DMV will again suspend the driving privileges if the suspension was rescinded under section (5) and the insurance carrier subsequently denies coverage for the accident. The person will be eligible for full reinstatement of driving privileges one year from the new suspension date.

EXCEPTION: DMV shall subtract time served under the original uninsured accident suspension from the one-year suspension period.

Source: Rule 735-050-0070 — Suspensions for Uninsured Accidents, https://secure.sos.state.or.us/oard/view.action?ruleNumber=735-050-0070.

735–050–0000
Determination of Ownership for the Purposes of Financial Responsibility 735–050–0010
Proof that an Accident is Not Reportable 735–050–0020
Self-Insurance Qualifications 735–050–0050
Content of Uniform Financial Responsibility Certificate and Procedure for Processing 735–050–0055
Proof of Compliance with Financial Responsibility Requirements 735–050–0060
Good Faith Belief of Compliance with Financial Responsibility Requirements — Purpose and Definitions 735–050–0062
What Constitutes “Reasonably and in Good Faith” 735–050–0064
What Does Not Constitute “Reasonably and in Good Faith” 735–050–0070
Suspensions for Uninsured Accidents 735–050–0080
Financial Responsibility Verification Program 735–050–0100
Future Responsibility Filing Requirements Following Mandatory Suspension or Revocation 735–050–0120
Proof of Compliance With Financial Responsibility Requirements 735–050–0131
Oregon Automobile Liability Insurance Reporting (ALIR) Requirements

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OAR 735-050-0070 Suspensions for Uninsured Accidents

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OAR 735-050-0070
Suspensions for Uninsured Accidents