Yes, it is a moving violation to operate a vehicle without a valid driver's license. Driver's licenses are issued by states to citizens and legal residents who meet the licensing requirements, and they are valid only in the state that issues them. Operating a vehicle without a valid driver's license is a misdemeanor in most states.
Is It a Moving Violation to Operate a Vehicle Without a Valid Driver's License?
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Mary JeremiahDirector of Outreach
Posted on Feb 04, 2023
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