Legal Question in Traffic Law in Pennsylvania
Driver's license suspension
My license was suspended in 1998 and expired in 1999. I was out of PA and out of the country, so I didn't need it. I never bothered to fill out the form to have it reinstated. I have recently moved back to PA and tried to get a new license. All fines incurred at the time of my suspension were paid a long time ago. PennDOT officials said I needed to pay a $50 dollar fee, fill out a form, and wait 15 months (the time of the suspension) in order to get it back. Can this be right even though my license has been expired for nearly 4 years?
Asked on 7/15/03, 7:24 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Stanley Fudor
Law Offices of Stanley Fudor
Re: Driver's license suspension
Why was your driver's license suspended in 1998?
Answered on 7/15/03, 8:32 pm
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