Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) Practice Exam

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Is it lawful to drive in Florida with a suspended or revoked license?

True
False
Only under certain conditions
Only if accompanied by a licensed driver

The correct answer is: True

Driving in Florida with a suspended or revoked license is not lawful. A suspended license indicates that a driver's privilege to operate a vehicle has been temporarily withdrawn, often due to violations such as accumulating too many points or failing to pay fines. A revoked license indicates a more severe legal consequence where a person's driving privileges have been permanently terminated until they meet specific criteria to reinstate them. Engaging in driving under these circumstances can lead to further legal penalties, including fines, additional license suspension, or even arrest. Therefore, the idea that it is lawful to drive in such a situation is inaccurate. The other options imply limited circumstances under which one might be able to drive with a suspended or revoked license, but under Florida law, the general rule remains that it is unlawful to operate a vehicle when one’s driving privileges have been suspended or revoked.