That’s a great question and we’re sorry to hear that you’re in this situation. Yes, there is a chance that you could lose your license for reckless driving.
Each state mandates their own laws for drivers and every reckless driving case is different. Depending on the severity of your reckless driving charge and your driving and criminal record, you could face these penalties:
Suspension of license for up to a year
Jail sentence (typically 60 days but it varies)
It’s probably a good idea to speak to an experienced traffic attorney before your court date. If you’re able to keep your license, it’s a good idea to adopt safer driving habits. You may want to consider taking a defensive driving course.
Since your car insurance rates will likely rise as a result of the reckless driving charge, it’s also a good idea to shop around for the right car insurance coverage
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