Once your license is suspended, it can be very difficult to resolve. Combine that with the fact that driving is a relative necessity these days, it is no wonder why driving while license suspended or revoked is such a common offense. We also handle other driving violations.
Penalties in Florida For Driving With Suspended or Revoked License
If you are caught driving while aware that your license is suspended, revoked, or canceled, you may face serious legal consequences. The specific penalties will vary based on several factors, including your criminal history.
Florida driving while suspended/revoked — Fla. Stat. § 322.34
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First Offense — 2nd-degree misdemeanor
- Jail Up to 60 days
- Fine Up to $500
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Second Offense — 1st-degree misdemeanor
- Jail Up to 1 year
- Fine Up to $1,000
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Third or Subsequent Offense — 3rd-degree felony
- Jail Up to 5 years
- Fine Up to $5,000
Learn more about Florida Statute 322.34.
Contact Experienced Attorneys About Your Driver’s License
Contact Bernhardt Riley to help end the seemingly endless suspended license cycle and work towards getting your license reinstated. Call us today at (727) 275-9575 for a consultation.