In Maryland, a license suspension means that you lose driving privileges to operate a motor vehicle for reasons such as unpaid tickets, too many points, DUI, or child support arrears, leading to potential jail time, up to a year, fines up to $1,000, and license revocation if you drive while suspended.

This can challenged it via MVA hearings or by resolving court issues and seeking reinstatement through the MVA at th Office of Administratikve Hearings.

Reasons for Suspension Points: Accumulating 8-11 points leads to suspension; 12+ points results in revocation.

Child Support arrearages.

Court Issues such as failure to appear or pay fines or court costs.

DUI/DWI: Convictions or refusing a breathalyzer test.

Insurance: Driving without insurance.

Medical: Being deemed medically unfit to drive.

Penalties for Driving While Suspended are up to 1 year in jail for a first offense. Fines up to $1,000.