What happens to a driver who has a lengthy suspension of driver's license?

When a driver has a lengthy suspension of their driver's license, the law often provides for specific consequences for driving without a valid license. One significant consequence can be the impoundment of their vehicle. This is because driving during a suspension is not only illegal but also poses a risk to public safety and is often subject to stricter penalties. Impounding the vehicle underscores the seriousness of the offense and serves as a deterrent to prevent individuals from driving while their license is suspended.

While there may be various regulations depending on the jurisdiction, typically, driving on a suspended license can lead to further legal repercussions, such as fines or extended suspension periods. The other options do not accurately reflect the scenario. Automated regaining of full driving privileges or bypassing the need for retesting lacks alignment with standard legal practices after a suspension.