What will happen if your license is suspended for driving under influence?

If your license is suspended due to driving under the influence, the correct outcome is that you will lose your license for a specified duration. This period of suspension is typically defined by the legal system and may vary depending on the circumstances of the offense, such as previous violations and the severity of the incident.

During this time, you are legally prohibited from driving until the suspension period is complete and any required reinstatement fees or conditions have been met. Once the specified duration has elapsed, you may be eligible to have your driving privileges restored, often requiring you to fulfill any obligations such as completing an alcohol education program or satisfying any legal penalties associated with the suspension.

This process emphasizes the importance of understanding the consequences of driving under the influence and adhering to the laws in place to promote safe driving and public safety.