1686                                          LAWS OF MARYLAND                        [Ch. 439

Administration, after notice and hearing, may suspend for
an indefinite period the license of a person whose
physical or mental condition is such that he cannot drive
safely. The provisions of this subsection shall not
apply to or affect the suspension of licenses for failure
to comply with the financial responsibility provisions of
this article[.] , NOR SHALL THE PROVISIONS OF THIS
SUBSECTION APPLY TO OR AFFECT THE SUSPENSION OF LICENSES
FOR FAILURE TO APPEAR AS PROVIDED IN SECTION 6-206.1 OR
16-113.

16-113.

(c) If any person fails to appear in accordance
with his promise, the District Court judge shall [issue a
warrant for the arrest of the person or in lieu of the
warrant shall send, by registered mail with return
receipt requested, a summons to the person at his last
known address setting the case for trial on a date at
least 2 weeks subsequent to the original date of trial.
All costs and expenses incurred by the sheriff in the
execution of the warrant shall be assessed against and
collected from the person so arrested by the District
Court judge to whom the writ is returnable, and by him
remitted to the sheriff who shall have executed the
warrant.] NOTIFY HIM THAT HIS DRIVING PRIVILEGES WILL BE
SUSPENDED IF HE DOES NOT PAY THE FINE ON THE ORIGINAL
CHARGE OR POST BOND REQUESTING A NEW TRIAL DATE WITHIN 15
DAYS OF THE ORIGINAL TRIAL DATE. IF, AT THE END OF THE
15 DAYS THE PERSON HAS NOT COMPLIED, THE DISTRICT COURT
[[MAY]] SHALL NOTIFY THE ADMINISTRATION, WHICH [[SHALL]]
MAY FORTHWITH SUSPEND THE PERSON'S DRIVING PRIVILEGES,
GIVING THE PERSON [[NOTICE THEREOF]] TEN DAYS ADVANCE
WRITTEN NOTICE OF THE SUSPENSION. The Administration
with the cooperation of the District Court shall develop
procedures to carry out the provisions of this Section.
Any suspension imposed by the Administration under this
section shall be expunged from the person's driving
record upon notification of satisfaction of the original
charge by the District Court.

SECTION 3. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That the
provisions of this Act shall be regarded as supplemental
and additional to the powers and authority conferred by
other laws upon the District Court and State Motor
Vehicle Administration and shall not be regarded as in
derogation of any powers now existing of the District
Court or State Motor Vehicle Administration.

SECTION 4. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That all laws
or parts of laws, public general or public local,
inconsistent with this Act, are repealed to the extent of