Overview
Driving privileges may be impacted or restricted in a number of different ways. One common restriction is suspension of a driver’s license.
A driver’s license suspension is when a person’s driving privileges are taken away for a temporary period of time. This means that the driver’s license is not valid and a person cannot legally drive during the period of suspension.
There are a number of reasons that someone’s driver’s license may be suspended, including unpaid child support, an unpaid judgment resulting from an incident with an uninsured vehicle, traffic tickets or criminal cases, among other things.
A driver’s license suspension is when a person’s driving privileges are taken away for a temporary period of time. This means that the driver’s license is not valid and a person cannot legally drive during the period of suspension.
There are a number of reasons that someone’s driver’s license may be suspended, including unpaid child support, an unpaid judgment resulting from an incident with an uninsured vehicle, traffic tickets or criminal cases, among other things.