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Hello, I was recently notified by the FL Department of Highway Safety that my license was suspended, and I have no idea why. I am a veteran, and I have never been arrested in my life. My last speeding ticket was in 2020. I called the DMV and they won't tell me why it's suspended. I have no idea what to do now. Why would they suspend it now for no reason?
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It is not possible to tell, by the information you provided, why your driver's license was suspended. You should re-read the 20-day Notice letter that you received from the DMV - Florida Dept. of Motor Vehicles and Highway Safety (i.e., the letter notifying you of the suspension) to see if it states the reason.
Otherwise, you should be able to go to your local DMV Office in person. You may have to make an appointment. That office should be able to explain why your driver's license has been suspended and how to get it reinstated.
The following are among the usual reasons for driver license suspensions in Florida:
1. too many traffic tickets (i.e., too many points) within a set period of time;
2. DUI;
3. leaving the scene of an accident;
4. failure to pay child support;
5. failure to appear for a court hearing and pay a court fine;
6. failure to pay a traffic ticket;
7. lapse of vehicle insurance
8. medical
Answered on Sep 14th, 2023 at 6:07 AM