When and for How Long the Driving Right Is Suspended
A citizen driving right may be suspended for up to 3 years for a gross or systematic violation of the rules of its use, and the suspension period cannot be shorter than 15 days. A person who uses a vehicle because of a disability status cannot have the driving right suspended — except where that person drives a vehicle in a state of alcoholic intoxication. The road-traffic legislation adds a separate suspension ground connected with the exhaustion of the points on a driving licence; that is a distinct regime requiring its own line of appeal.
Alcohol-related suspensions are precisely graded: where the ethanol concentration in the driver blood exceeds 0.3 but does not exceed 0.7 per mille, the driving right is suspended for 6 months; where it exceeds 0.7 per mille, or the driver evades the check — for 1 year. Leaving the scene of a road traffic accident carries a fine of 250 GEL together with a 6-month suspension, and failure to obey a police order to stop carries a fine of 500 GEL.

