Driving with no valid driver's license or without insurance is a bigger
risk than many people think. A valid driver’s license and proof of insurance
might be simply a pieces of paper, but they are also the important legal
documents than ensure every car on the road is being driven by a tested and
financially responsible person who meets every provincial requirement for road
safety. Hitting the road without these is illegal and a big risk for everyone.
Driver's License reinstatement requirements will be determined by the
information available on your driving record at the time of your request. If it
can be determined, the system will also show you the date you can become
eligible for driver's license reinstatement.
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Hearing Procedures
A hearing officer is assigned to hear your case and to summarize, in a
written report, your testimony and your documents. You will not receive a
decision the day of your hearing; it may take as long as 90 days for the report
to be prepared and mailed to you, although most decisions arrive within about 4
to 8 weeks from the day of the hearing. If the decision is a denial, the report
explains the reasons for the denial. The report will instruct you to resolve
the issues that formed the basis of the denial.
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Driver's License
Reinstatement Procedures
If you have been placed under a driver's rights suspension by the court,
here are some important tips for properly reinstating your license at the
conclusion of the suspension:
a.
Be sure to pay your driver's license reinstatement fee either prior too or
on the date your suspension expires. Failure to do so could result in a No
Operator's License or Driving Under Suspension charge. Remember that any
occupational driving privileges you received expire on the date you are
permitted to reinstate your license.
b.
If you do not have the money to pay your entire driver's license
reinstatement fee at once, you can set up a reinstatement fee payment plan with
the court so that you can begin driving while making monthly payments toward
your fee.
Lastly, If you are facing a driver's license reinstatement case, the best
thing to do is to contact a local attorney who can advise you on the right
course of action. Use the Internet to find the best legal resources to help you
on your way.
Rick Silverman, P.A.
311 S Brevard Ave. Tampa, Florida 33606
(813) 871-1125
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