(9)__Failure to report an accident involving injury or death, in violation of section 2252;

(10)__Failure to report an accident involving property damage, in violation of section 2253, 2254 or 2255;

(11)__Eluding an officer, in violation of section 2414;

(12)__Passing a roadblock, in violation of section 2414, subsection 4; and

(13)__Operating a motor vehicle at a speed that exceeds the maximum speed limit by 30 miles per hour or more; or

B.__The person has accumulated 10 or more convictions or adjudications for moving violations arising out of separate acts committed within a 5-year period.

2.__Inclusions.__The offenses included in subsection 1 include offenses under former Title 29, a federal law, a law of another state and a municipal ordinance substantially conforming to the statutory violations.

3.__Offenses not included. The following convictions are not included under subsection 1, paragraph A:

A. A conviction of operating a motor vehicle without a license if the license had expired and was not suspended or revoked; and

B. A conviction of operating after suspension when the suspension is based upon a failure to pay child support.

4.__Multiple offenses or violations.__For the purposes of this section, when more than one offense or violation described in this section arises from the same incident, the offenses or violations are treated as one offense or violation.

Sec. A-8. 29-A MRSA §2554, sub-§3, as enacted by PL 1993, c. 683, Pt. A, §2 and affected by Pt. B, §5, is amended to read:

3. Operating after habitual offender revocation. The Secretary of State may not restore a license if a charge under former section 2557, section 2557-A or section 2558 is pending. If the Secretary of State subsequently determines that a license has been restored when a charge under former section 2557,