Massachusetts suspends licenses automatically once violations stack up — and paying a ticket counts exactly the same as losing at a hearing. Enter your record below to see which suspension thresholds you're near. It runs entirely in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Junior operators face far harsher, automatic suspensions — a single speeding finding means a 90-day loss of license, a $500 reinstatement fee, mandatory courses, and a full road test again.
Add every responsible finding, paid ticket, or at-fault accident from roughly the last 5 years — a ticket you paid counts the same as one you lost. Dates matter: suspensions are triggered by how many land inside a rolling window.
The most accurate read comes from your actual RMV driving history — it lists every surchargeable event with dates, including ones you've forgotten or out-of-state tickets you didn't know transferred.
Automated text scan — it matches keywords and dates and may miss or misclassify entries. Always confirm against the actual record. Nothing you paste leaves your browser.
This analyzer is a free educational tool, not legal advice and not an official RMV determination. It applies Massachusetts suspension rules administered by the RMV and Merit Rating Board (G.L. c. 90 § 20 and related regulations) to the events you enter, and to dates only as you provide them. Suspension thresholds use rolling time windows and can be affected by out-of-state violations, criminal dispositions, prior suspensions, and RMV discretion that this tool cannot see. A “surchargeable event” includes both responsible traffic findings and tickets you simply paid. For a binding picture, order your official driving record and consult a licensed Massachusetts attorney before acting. Junior-operator suspensions must be served to completion even after turning 18 and are generally not eligible for an RMV hardship license — only the Board of Appeal may shorten them. Using this tool does not create an attorney-client relationship, which forms only on a signed limited-scope engagement. Mass Speeding Ticket is a private law practice, is not a government agency, and is not affiliated with the RMV or the Merit Rating Board. See our Privacy Policy. Attorney advertising.