Can You Lose Your License for Leaving the Scene of an Accident?
Under Florida law, it is a criminal offense for leaving the scene of an accident. Florida Statute 316.061 states that leaving the scene of an accident, also known as a “hit and run,” occurs when the driver of the vehicle involved in a crash resulting in damage to...
Can Florida Toll Violations Lead to a License Suspension?
In Florida, drivers are accustomed to the many toll roads across the state. With the advancements in technology, drivers can now use their E-Pass or SunPass to quickly pass through the toll booths. However, as with all technology, complications can arise, such as not...
License Suspension for Failure to Pay Child Support
Did you know that if you fail to pay child support, your driver’s license can be suspended? If you are 15 days past due in paying child support or fail to comply with a subpoena or order to appear, your license will be suspended.According to Florida Statute 322.058,...
Is it Possible to Reinstate a Suspended License in Florida?
In Florida, there are a number of reasons for a suspended license, such as: Too many points Failure to pay traffic tickets or court costs Failure to pay red-light camera tickets or toll violations Failure to appear in court Being deemed a habitual traffic offender...
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