Revocable offense definition
Revocable offense means the violation, incident or accident that results in the revocation of the person’s drivers license and which is the basis of the application for relicensing. Upon reviewing an applica- tion for relicensing, the Commissioner shall review the applicant’s entire driving record and evaluate any offense committed between the date of the revocable offense and the date of application as if it had been committed immediately prior to the date of the revocable offense. For purposes of this section, “date of the revocable offense” means the date of the earliest revocable offense that resulted in a license revocation for which the revo- cation has not been terminated by the Commissioner’s subsequent ap- proval of an application for relicensing.