Driver License Revoked Vs Suspended

• Drivers License Revoked Or Suspended

Drivers License Revoked Or Suspended

A suspended driver's license means your license is temporarily out of service. You cannot legally drive with a suspended license. There are two types of suspended licenses: definite and indefinite.

A definite suspension of your license will end once the suspension period ends and you have paid the necessary suspension termination fees (which vary by state). Licenses can be suspended for several different reasons and offenses vary by state, but a few common reasons for are alcohol or drug related moving violations, driving without liability insurance, or receiving too many traffic tickets. An indefinite suspension means that your license will remain suspended until you take some action, such as paying for a traffic ticket (or your child support/taxes, in some states). Your license could also be indefinitely suspended under an in some states if you have a medical condition that makes you a danger on the road. Getting caught driving with a suspended license will lead to more penalties including fines and the possible revocation of your license. If you are in an accident, your simple misdemeanor charge can.