or mistaken identity of the obligor.
(iv) That an order to the Department of
Transportation to automatically suspend, nonrenew or deny
the license will occur in all cases 30 days after
issuance of the notice unless the arrearage is paid, a
periodic payment schedule is approved by the court or the
individual is excused from the failure to comply with the
warrant or subpoena.
(3) Any order issued to the Department of Transportation
pursuant to this section shall be issued as agreed upon by
the department and the Department of Transportation. The
order may be transmitted electronically or by other methods.
(4) Upon receipt of an order or directive from a court,
the domestic relations section or the department authorizing
the Department of Transportation to suspend the operating
privilege of an obligor or other individual, the Department
of Transportation shall immediately suspend the operating
privilege of that obligor or other individual. Upon receipt
of an order from the court or the domestic relations section
or a directive from the department authorizing the Department
of Transportation to restore the operating privilege of an
obligor or other individual, the Department of Transportation
shall immediately restore the operating privilege of that
obligor or other individual if the person complies with the
provisions of 75 Pa.C.S. § 1960 (relating to reinstatement of
operating privilege or vehicle registration).
(5) An insurer may not increase premiums, impose a
surcharge or rate penalty, make a driver record point
assignment for automobile insurance or cancel or refuse to
renew an automobile insurance policy on account of a
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