Suspension and revocation — Kentucky Permit Test

A Kentucky driver's license may be suspended or revoked for failing to maintain liability insurance.

Letting the insurance lapse costs the license as well as the registration, which surprises most drivers.

Failure to maintain liability insurance;

Three reckless driving convictions within twelve months may cost a Kentucky driver their license.

The third one is the one that matters. Two are tickets and the third is a suspension.

Reckless driving – three (3) convictions within twelve (12) months;

Refusing a chemical test when lawfully asked by a law enforcement officer may suspend or revoke a Kentucky license.

Refusing is its own offense. Saying no does not make the problem go away.

Your driver’s license may be suspended or revoked for any of the following reasons:

Leaving the scene of a crash, or failing to stop and disclose identity or render aid, may suspend or revoke a Kentucky license.

Driving away from a crash turns a collision into a much larger offense.

Leaving the scene of a crash, failure to stop and disclose identity or render aid;

Fraudulent use of a driver's license to buy or try to buy alcoholic beverages may suspend or revoke a Kentucky license.

A fake identification costs the real license, which is a much longer punishment than the evening it bought.

Your driver’s license may be suspended or revoked for any of the following reasons:

Failing to pay child support may cost a Kentucky driver their license.

Not every reason for a suspension happens on the road, and this is the one drivers least expect.

Failing to pay child support;

Which of these can cost a Kentucky driver their license?

Failing to maintain liability insurance. Letting the insurance lapse costs the license as well as the registration, which surprises most drivers. Kentucky Driver Manual, p.16: “Failure to maintain liability insurance;”