They cause more confusion than anything else.” The letters weren’t informational in nature. “And that’s really kind of the crux of the problem.
“They got these letters making them sound like they are public enemy number one and that they were in big trouble with the registry,” Simoneau said. But why didn’t the RMV just explain that in the letters? Of course, drivers need to be able to see well. The RMV tells 7-Investigates the letters are “courtesy reminders” to drivers who need to get an updated vision test to keep their license active. “It took up my life for like three weeks just worrying about it,” Joan said. The Registry just wanted her to get an eye exam. Joan found out what all the fuss was about at her hearing. I’ve never seen anything like this, and I’ve been practicing for 20 years,” Simoneau said.
The Registry won’t tell us how many it sent, but attorney Brian Simoneau says he has been inundated with calls from frantic drivers. We found a bunch of these letters went out to Massachusetts drivers this fall. We found a bunch of these letters went out to Massachusetts drivers this fall. The serious-sounding letters said if they didn’t “request a hearing with the RMV” soon, their licenses would be suspended for “an INDEFINITE TIME.” I don’t know what serious thing could I have ever done that would cause somebody to suspend my license,” Joel said. Both told him no one filed a complaint against him. The offense – according to the letters: “complaint medical.”
You know, was there anything going on that day that was out of the ordinary?” Joan said. “I was going through trying to remember what happened that day. The letter listed a specific “offense date” but no details. They were being threatened with suspension of their drivers’ licenses.
“I was stunned, and I was upset,” Joel said.
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