Wherever you live or work, a revoked license can make life difficult. For instance, if you receive a DMV notice in New York that your license or driving privileges have been revoked, your driver’s license is canceled. Therefore, you can’t drive until the revocation period ends.
While you can get a conditional license to drive in New York after a DWI arrest, you don’t have this advantage, for example, in New Jersey. You can’t operate a vehicle until your suspension or revocation period ends.
A revoked license can impact your ability to do daily tasks, such as grocery shopping, getting to and from work, or how you relate to others. If you can’t drive, you can face difficulties in other areas of your life.
Some people experience depression or an extra stain on their personal relationships. That’s why you should always seek legal guidance when you are facing an alcohol or drug-related driving offense and conviction.