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What are the consequences for driving without a license in the car in Pennsylvania?
Sometimes I accidentally leave my license at home. Will this be a problem if I get pulled over?
Sophie Newman · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
“Fortunately, forgetting your license at home will not produce the same penalties as not having a license at all.
In
Pennsylvania
, if you fail to produce a license at a police officer’s request, you have 15 days to appear at police headquarters with the license to avoid citations. If you don’t have a valid license at all, you can pay a fine up to $200.
When running through a list of items you need in your car, make sure you also carry proof of
car insurance
or you could risk a citation.” View full answer
- Gregory R.
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