Usually no. Unless you have prior convictions for driving while suspended, or you drive on a suspended license and get into an accident that results in injury to someone (even if you weren’t the cause of the accident), you will almost certainly not have to go to jail and instead will be sentenced to pay a fine and court costs. However, with multiple infractions or serious circumstances surrounding your driving while suspended infraction, the court will be required to impose a minimum jail sentence ranging from 45 to 180 days; the court also has the discretion to impose a much longer jail sentence if it determines that the circumstances of your case warrant it.