Suspension of Licenses for Unsatisfied Judgments and After Certain Accidents

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This is Article 13 of the Code of Virginia, titled “Suspension of Licenses for Unsatisfied Judgments and After Certain Accidents.” It is part of Chapter 3 “Licensure of Drivers”, which is part of Subtitle II “Titling, Registration and Licensure”, which is part of Title 46.2 “Motor Vehicles”.

It’s comprised of the following 13 sections.

§ 46.2-417 Suspension for failure to satisfy motor vehicle accident judgment; exceptions; insurance in liquidated company; insurer obligated to pay judgment
§ 46.2-418 Nonpayment of judgments of Virginia and other states
§ 46.2-419 When judgment satisfied
§ 46.2-420 Order for payment of judgment in installments
§ 46.2-421 Effect of order for such payment and proof of financial responsibility
§ 46.2-422 Suspension on failure to pay installments
§ 46.2-423 Creditor's consent to license notwithstanding default in payment
§ 46.2-424 Duty of insurance carrier after notice of accident; report of omissions by insurers to State Corporation Commission; investigation and assessment for omissions
§ 46.2-425 Driver or owner having no license issued by Department
§ 46.2-426 Custody and application of cash or securities deposited; limitation of actions; assignment
§ 46.2-427 When suspensions to remain effective; relief from furnishing proof of financial responsibility; prohibition against registration in name of another person
§ 46.2-428 Commonwealth responsible for deposits
§ 46.2-429 Release of deposits only upon consent of Commissioner