Unfortunately, it is possible that a driving while suspended charge could earn you a felony. The charge will depend on the state you live in and the severity of the offense.
Some factors that could up the charge to a felony include:
If you are charged with a felony for driving with a suspended license, you could face consequences including jail time, heavy fines, and license revocation. Even if you’re not charged with a felony, though, you’ll usually be charged with a misdemeanor, which could also come with jail time, heavy fines, or a lengthened license suspension.
Overall, it’s best to avoid driving until your license has been officially reinstated.