When is it legally permissible to drive with a suspended license?

Driving with a suspended license is illegal under any circumstances. When a person's driving privileges are suspended, it means that they have been determined to be unfit to drive, often due to violations such as accumulating too many points, not paying fines, or other legal actions. The law takes these measures seriously to ensure the safety of all road users.

Because the purpose of a suspension is to restrict driving to prevent the individual from operating a vehicle until they meet certain legal requirements or conditions, any act of driving during this period is considered against the law. Violating this can lead to further penalties, including additional fines, extended suspension periods, or even criminal charges. Thus, the legal stance is clear: individuals are not allowed to drive if their license is suspended, without exception.