What happens if your driver’s license is suspended?

When your driver’s license is suspended, it is a legal penalty that means you no longer have the right to operate a vehicle until your license is reinstated. This occurs when you have violated traffic laws or rules set by the authority, and a suspension indicates that you must comply with certain conditions, including not driving at all during that period.

Holding a suspended license means that you do not possess a valid legal authorization to drive, and as a result, continuing to drive can lead to further legal consequences, including additional fines or penalties. After your suspension period is over, you typically need to meet specific requirements to have your driving privileges reinstated, ensuring compliance with safe driving practices moving forward.