If you are charged in a crash you  may have to go to court. The law  enforcement officer who comes to  the scene of the crash will file charges  against any driver who violated a traffic  law. Those charged will have a chance  to be heard in court. The court will then  decide the penalty. Others who were  present at the crash may have to come  to court as a witness.  Failure to complete these requirements  within 90 days will result in a license  cancellation.  If you are found at fault in a crash where  anyone was injured and transported to  a medical treatment facility, or it is your  second collision in a two-year period,  you will be required by law to attend a  Traffic Collision Avoidance Course.  If you were convicted of, or pleaded  nolo contendre (no contest) to your  third traffic offense that caused a crash  within 36 months, you must complete a  FLHSMV-approved driver improvement  course that includes behind-the-wheel  training and an assessment of your  driving safety.  Florida Law states that if you are  convicted of possessing, selling, or  trafficking in drugs, including marijuana,  your driver license must be revoked.  Additionally, if drugs are in your vehicle  because you are using your car to  transport, sell, or distribute drugs,  or to assist in committing any other  felony, then your car may be seized  and forfeited to the arresting agency as  contraband.  62  ©2020 Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles  Three Crashes in Three  Years Law  Traffic Crashes  You must:  • complete 12 hours of an approved  Advanced Driver Improvement  course (ADI);  • receive 4 hours of behind-the-wheel  training from a Florida licensed  commercial driving school (CDS);  and  • pass the extended driving test with  a driver license examiner. 