SPOKANE, WA · SUSPENSION VS. REVOCATION
TWO DIFFERENT OUTCOMES
A suspension temporarily takes away your driving privilege for a set period. A revocation cancels the privilege — when it ends, you must meet the DOL’s requirements before you can be licensed again.
The outcome depends on the facts: your test result, whether you refused testing, and your prior record. Refusals and repeat offenses generally lead to revocation and longer periods.
Either way, you will usually need to meet requirements such as SR-22 insurance and reinstatement fees before driving again.
Chris Bugbee explains exactly what applies to your license and what you can do to keep driving.
As a former Spokane County prosecutor with 30+ years of criminal law experience and nearly 200 jury cases, he handles your case personally.
WHAT TO KNOW
During many DUI-related suspensions and revocations, an ignition interlock license may allow you to keep driving legally.
Planning ahead helps you avoid gaps in your ability to get to work and family obligations.
An ignition interlock license may let you drive during a suspension or revocation.
SUSPENSION
REVOCATION
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Questions about your license? Call Bugbee Law Office, P.S. today for a free case evaluation.
FREE CASE EVALUATION
Speak with an experienced Spokane DUI attorney about your suspension or revocation and your options.
The information on this website is general information, not legal advice. Every case is different, and past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Read the full disclaimer.
