Apr 17, 2018 | Helping Drivers, License Law
Pennsylvania State Rep Rick Saccone drafted legislation that would eliminate license suspensions for non-driving offenses. This legislation was passed in the State House Monday, April 16th with an overwhelming majority of support. Rep. Saccone’s message to the...
Dec 2, 2017 | Helping Drivers, License Law
I’ve talked for a long time about the effect of license suspensions for those who are not convicted of a safety crime. Issues like reckless driving or DUI warrant a license suspension as they could result in serious personal injury…a true safety concern....
Nov 6, 2017 | Helping Drivers, License Law
The Driver’s License Restoration Fees in Pennsylvania have gone up again in 2017. With a fee ranging from $73 to over $100 and even up to $500 in some cases related to DUI charges…the new restoration fees are still required before you can be restored. The...
Aug 23, 2017 | License Law
In August 2017 a new law goes into effect that will allow more DUI offenders the ability to drive with a restricted license. This new limited license will be accessible by more drivers than ever. Even those with older DUI convictions who are still suffering through...
Jan 4, 2017 | License Law
The New York Times wrote a fascinating story on the abuse of driver’s license suspensions for non-driving violations and shared their opinion that this practice should end. I have shared this belief for many years, and I have heard first-hand how it has torn...
Dec 26, 2015 | License Law
When you have your license suspended it can be devastating. In an instant you may be faced with finding rides and having trouble just getting to work. To add to your problems, a little known rule prevents PennDOT from giving credit toward a license suspension until...
