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  Lost your license to drive? If you are caught driving while license revoked , it is more serious than most people think. If your license was taken away for unpaid tickets, a DUI or too many points, getting behind the wheel without a valid license can lead to big consequences. In this blog we will break down everything you need to know about driving with a revoked license why it happens, what can happen to you legally and how to fix the situation. This guide is here to keep you informed and out of trouble. What Does “Driving While License Revoked” Mean? When your driver’s license is revoked, that means it has been officially canceled. You can’t legally drive until you apply for and receive a brand new license, which may take time and require you to meet certain conditions. Driving while license revoked means you are operating a vehicle even though your license is no longer valid. It is not equivalent to operating a vehicle while in possession of a suspended or expired license....

Cars are an essential requirement in our everyday lives. Whether commuting to work, dropping your kids off at school, or simply a short trip to the grocery store. Most people use their cars for every commute. Traffic violations can often cause people to either lose their license or have it suspended. Being unlicensed can put you at the mercy of public transport, Uber, and other unreliable means of transportation. This can often force people to carry on driving with a suspended license. Driving with the license suspended however, is a lawful offense. In North Carolina d riving while license revoked can have serious implications. Your license may be revoked if: You accumulate too many points on your driving record. You are convicted of a serious traffic offense, such as DWI. You commit certain offenses, such as hit and run or reckless driving. A license is only suspended if you neglect to pay a fine, maintain insurance or appear in court for a traffic violation. The penalty for drivin...