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FAQ - License Suspened in a Different State

Question:
If my license is suspended in State A, but I have a valid license in State B, can I still drive in State B?

Answer:

Under the law of some states, a valid driver's license from another jurisdiction does not enable you to drive on the highways of a state that has cancelled, suspended, or revoked your license.

However, other states have held that a license properly issued by a foreign state under the Driver's License Compact ends the suspension or revocation of a motorist's original license.

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