Were You Caught Driving On A Suspended License Or Revoked License In Virginia?

People who drive with a suspended license are in a seemingly continual cycle. Drivers must choose to either continue driving without a license or lose a job that they need to pay household bills, ticket fines and costs.

However, driving without a license can lead to traffic and/or criminal charges, further license suspension and often jail.

Common Reasons For Virginia License Suspensions

A driver could face license suspension if they fail to pay a fine or related court costs. Many traffic and criminal charges carry license suspension as part of the possible punishment.

Those who drive on a suspended license in Virginia could also face potential jail time. Courts often impose increasing penalties for multiple violations.

In Virginia, drivers will go to jail if they are caught driving three times on a suspended driver’s license within a ten-year period.

The Importance Of Hiring An Experienced Attorney

Hiring an experienced lawyer who understands the laws and defenses available for charges relating to driving on a suspended or revoked license in Virginia is very important. The attorney at Tiller Law – Craig P. Tiller, Esq., PLLC, can often reduce the consequences and, in some cases, offer a viable defense to the charges.

Frequently Asked Questions

Driving on a suspended or revoked license can result in additional traffic or criminal charges, further suspension of your driving privileges, fines, and potentially jail time. The consequences can become more serious when a driver has multiple offenses.
In some circumstances, you may be able to have your driving privileges reinstated or obtain limited driving privileges. The process depends on why your license was suspended and whether you have satisfied any requirements imposed by the court or Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles.
Yes. Driving on a suspended or revoked license can carry the possibility of jail, particularly when there are multiple offenses. The specific penalties depend on the circumstances of the case and the driver's prior record.


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