Suspended vs Revoked Arizona Driver’s License

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17 Dec Suspended vs Revoked Arizona Driver’s License

Posted at 21:47h in Arizona Law, Traffic Offenses by Todd Coolidge

It’s the holiday season once again. And with the season comes a higher percentage of drivers on the road who are under the influence. As a criminal defense law firm , Coolidge Law encourages all Arizona residents to drive safely and responsibly. If you are pulled over for a traffic offense at any time of the year, there’s a chance you may have your driving privileges taken away. But what is the difference between a license suspension and a revocation, and what can you do if your license is suspended?

Arizona License Suspension Laws

A license suspension is only a temporary removal of your privilege to drive. When traffic or criminal charges are filed, the duration and penalties of the suspension will be instated. Once the time of your suspension period has ended, you may apply to have your license reinstated. The Arizona Department of Transportation will then determine whether to approve your request for reinstatement . Reinstatement may be dependant on attending traffic school .

There are a number of reasons your Arizona driver’s license might be suspended. The following infractions are a few examples when traffic or criminal penalties might include license suspension :