
Your license could be permanently revoked after a DUI, if the charge is severe enough. A DUI (Driving Under the Influence) conviction can result in serious penalties, including license suspension or revocation. While most DUI-related license suspensions are temporary, some cases can lead to permanent revocation, depending on state laws, prior offenses, and aggravating factors. What is the Difference Between License Suspension and Revocation? License suspension is a temporary loss of driving privileges for a set period. Once the suspension ends, the driver may need to pay… Read More