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Why do I need to contact the DMV within 10 days of my arrest?

You must contact the DMV within 10 days to protect your driving privileges. The temporary driver’s license, the pink piece of paper you were probably issued expires 30 days after your arrest. The purpose of contacting the DMV is twofold. First your driving privileges will not be suspended before a hearing is held regarding your arrest. Second, your driving privileges will not be suspended until the hearing is held and a decision rendered.

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