Bouncing a check
Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Louisiana and Minnesota, among others: In these states, passing a bad check can lead to losing a driver’s license. The license of U.S. Rep. John Conyers (D-Mich.) was suspended briefly after he bounced a check for his driver’s license renewal fee in 2010.
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1 thought on “8 Unexpected Ways You Could Lose Your Driver’s License”
Taking away drivers license for not paying child support isn’t a good idea since it decreases income. No gain.