There are a few reasons why you might not know you were driving on a suspended license. One possibility is that your license was suspended without you knowing it. This could happen if you failed to pay a traffic ticket, or if you were convicted of a driving-related crime. Another possibility is that you were never notified of your suspension. This could happen if the DMV had an incorrect address on file for you, or if the notice was sent to an old address.
If you are caught driving on a suspended license, you could face serious penalties. Depending on your state, you could be arrested, charged with a crime, and sentenced to jail time. You could also be fined, have your license revoked, or be required to install an ignition interlock device in your vehicle.
Here are some things you can do to avoid driving on a suspended license:
* Make sure to pay all of your traffic tickets on time.
* If you are convicted of a driving-related crime, immediately contact the DMV to find out if your license has been suspended.
* Keep your address up to date with the DMV.
* If you receive a notice of suspension, read it carefully and follow the instructions.
By taking these precautions, you can help avoid the serious consequences of driving on a suspended license.
