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Virginia Passenger Knowledge Exam Practice
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A court revoked a person's driving privilege. The revocation period has now ended. What must the person do to drive legally again?
Correct answer: Reapply, show legal presence, pass all the tests and pay the fees
Why
A suspension withdraws your driving privilege for a period; after it ends, you pay the required fees to reinstate it. A revocation ends the privilege, so you must start the licensing process again. Offenses such as DUI, eluding the police and failing to stop at a crash with injuries lead to a suspension or a revocation.
Verified against Virginia Driver's Manual · License revocation · p. 30
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