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What happens if I drive without a license in Wisconsin?
If there were an emergency, could I drive her without being penalized? To be clear, I've never actually done this, since my wife drives (I work from home).
Sophie Newman · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
“The penalties for unlicensed driving in
Wisconsin
depend on the number of prior convictions. For a first-time offense, a conviction will result in a $200 forfeiture. If you’re worried about needing to drive at some point, it only costs $34 to obtain a license in Wisconsin. If you do, you’ll also be added to your wife’s
car insurance
policy.” View full answer
- Gregory R.
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