Driving while Disqualified

Getting caught driving while disqualified can cary serious penalties including fines, further loss of licence and, for repeat offenders, even jail.

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What does it mean to be 'disqualified'

When your licence has been disqualified, it means that it has been cancelled. Typically, people are disqualified by a Court for committing driving offences such as drink driving, drug driving, refuse breath test, dangerous driving. Vic Roads can also disqualify you from driving for similar offences.

What is the penalty?

Penalties for driving while disqualified can be serious, particularly for a second or subsequent offence. Typically, a first offence can be dealt with by way of a fine, however jail (up to 2 years) is also a possible sentence for repeat offenders.

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