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Consequences of Driving During CBR Suspension

What happens if you drive during a CBR suspension? Discover fines, additional penalties, and insurance risks according to the WVW 1994 and how to prevent this.

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Penalties for Violation of Suspension

Driving during a CBR driving licence suspension is considered driving without a valid driving licence (article 9 WVW 1994). This is a criminal offence with severe sanctions. You risk a fine of €950 to €12,400, depending on the circumstances, plus a criminal conviction.

Immediate and Long-term Effects

  • Seizure of the driving licence by the police.
  • Driving disqualification for an additional 6-12 months.
  • Increase in your insurance deductible.
  • Possible criminal record impacting work and travel.

Repeated violations lead to longer suspensions or permanent revocation. The Public Prosecution Service may initiate a criminal investigation, resulting in a community service order or imprisonment in case of recidivism. Complete an EMA course during the suspension to accelerate restoration. Insurers often do not pay out in accidents, making you personally liable for damages. Always consult a lawyer in case of a stop sign to contest fines.

Prevention is crucial: check your driving status via CBR-check and avoid risks. Awareness of these consequences protects your future driving entitlement.

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