License Suspension and Revocation

License suspension and revocation are penalties related to traffic violations. Suspension means a driver's license is temporarily taken away for a specified period, often due to offenses like DUI or accumulating too many points from speeding tickets. After the suspension period, the driver can typically regain their license by meeting certain requirements. Revocation is more serious; it permanently cancels the license, requiring the driver to reapply after a waiting period, often after overcoming additional legal hurdles. Both measures aim to enhance road safety by ensuring only responsible drivers are on the road.