What Happens?
A suspension, revocation, or cancellation of driving privileges invalidates a current driver license or permit and may impact your right to apply for driving privileges.
Once any of the withdrawal actions listed above becomes effective, do not drive until you have reinstated your right to apply for driving privileges and have obtained a valid license or permit.
Driving during a period of suspension or revocation can result in law enforcement issuing you a citation for driving while suspended or revoked. Law enforcement also has the authority to impound the vehicle that you are operating at the time of the offense of driving while suspended or revoked.
To determine your reinstatement requirements, login to your DMV driving record account at
DMV2U. The unpaid fines and fees have been remitted in some cases associated with traffic violations that have resulted in subsequent driver license suspensions due to a Failure to Comply (FTC) or Failure to Appear (FTA) in a court in Oregon.
Check to see if you qualify.Types of Suspensions or Revocations