What do you do if your drivers license are suspended?

Answer 1

You can probably contact your local DMV (Department of Motor Vehicles) office; they should be able to tell you what you need to know. You can also check with your local police or Sheriff Department, or District Attorney's office, depending on why the license was suspended.

Answer 2

Most states have a deadbeat parents website which will list the names of parents refusing or unable to pay child support. There you can actually access whether or not your license is suspended or you could go to your local DMV and simply ask, or you can have a police officer run your license for you (make sure you bring someone with you in case they state it is suspended- you don't want to get busted for driving on a suspended license as soon as you leave and pull away!) Some DMV/BMV sites also have the information available, it would fall under your drivers license details and history

Answer 3

A person can find out if their license has been suspended by calling or visiting your local DMV office. The DMV may also have a website where a person can check their driving status.

Answer 4

Break the law a few times, you get your license taken away.

Answer 5

What you don't do is drive. You must wait for a judgment on the offence.