I am trying to see what I can do in regards to my drivers license revocation. I was under the impression that I would not be able to get my license until 2020 . In 2018 I was pulled over for speeding on a revocation….

Q) I am trying to see what I can do in regards to my drivers license revocation. I was under the impression that I would not be able to get my license until 2020 . In 2018 I was pulled over for speeding on a revocation and another failure to stop at a red light . I was given more revocation time 2025 .but I I found out now that I could of got my license in 2017? But like I said I was under the impression that I couldn’t until 2020 . If I would of been aware I would of reinstated my license and instead of more time those issues in 2018 would of just been points. If I would of been aware I would of brought this up in court im not sure if it would of helped but there has got to something I could do to obtain my license given this newly found information i am willing to pay a fines and I haven’t had any issues since those violations in 2018 and if reinstated points to be removed for the issue in 2018.

A) I’m not a lawyer, but I can try to provide some general information that may be helpful. It’s important to consult with a legal professional who specializes in traffic law or driver’s license reinstatement in your jurisdiction for specific advice regarding your situation.

If you believe there may have been a misunderstanding or incorrect information regarding the duration of your license revocation, you could consider taking the following steps:

1. Gather information: Collect all the relevant documents related to your license revocation, including any court orders, correspondence, or documentation you received.
2. Consult an attorney: Find a lawyer who specializes in traffic law or driver’s license reinstatement in your area. They will be able to review your case, assess the situation, and provide you with the best advice based on your specific circumstances.
3. Review your options: With the help of your attorney, review the laws and regulations governing driver’s license reinstatement in your jurisdiction. Determine if there are any provisions or processes that may allow for earlier reinstatement or reduction of the revocation period based on the newly discovered information.
4. Petition for reinstatement: If there is a possibility for early reinstatement, your attorney can guide you through the process of petitioning the appropriate authorities. They can help you gather the necessary evidence, prepare your case, and represent you during any hearings or proceedings.
5. Follow legal procedures: It’s crucial to follow all legal procedures and requirements as outlined by your jurisdiction. Adhering to these procedures, providing any requested documentation or evidence, and cooperating with the authorities will improve your chances of a favorable outcome.

Remember, each jurisdiction has its own specific laws and processes, so it’s important to consult with an attorney familiar with the laws in your area to get accurate advice tailored to your situation.