Suspension or Revocation of Your License

There are many ways you can lose your privilege to drive. Driving while under the influence of alcohol or any other drug — even if it is an over-the-counter cold remedy or a doctor's prescription — subjects you to the DUI laws. You must not drive while your ability to think and act clearly is impaired. View more information on impaired driving.

Accumulation of too many citations in a short period of time, driving without insurance, failure to pay any type of court action, failure to supply DMV with current insurance information, and fraudulent checks are just a few of the actions which may result in the loss of your driving privileges. The penalties for driving while suspended or revoked include mandatory jail time and an additional period of suspension or revocation.