Driving after you are revoked may not seem like a big deal, but deciding to drive after you have been revoked can have unexpected consequences. People often have reasons that seem logical at the time to get behind the wheel. They will lose their job if they don’t make it to work. They need to pick their kids up from school or make a quick run to the grocery store down the road. Most importantly, people often think that if the police catch them, it will just be a ticket they can pay for and be done. If you drive after your license has been revoked, this is not the case. Read the full article here: www.oflaherty-law.com/learn-about-law/4-things-to-know-about-operating-after-revocation-in-wisconsin

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