§ 13205 Nonresident Driver License Suspension

This law says that if you're from another state and drive in California, you can lose your driving privileges here just like a California driver can.

Key Takeaways

•If you're from another state, California can still suspend or revoke your driving privileges if you break the rules.
•The same rules apply to out-of-state drivers as they do to California drivers.
•This means you can't drive in California if your privileges are taken away, even if you're just visiting.

Example

If you're visiting California from Nevada and you get caught speeding or driving recklessly, California can take away your right to drive in the state.

Even though you're not from California, the state can still punish you by suspending or revoking your driving privileges while you're there.

The privileges of a nonresident to operate vehicles in this State may be suspended or revoked under the provisions of this chapter in the same manner and to the same extent as the privileges of a resident driver. (Enacted by Stats. 1959, Ch. 3.)

This law says that if you're from another state and drive in California, you can lose your driving privileges here just like a California driver can.

Key Takeaways

•If you're from another state, California can still suspend or revoke your driving privileges if you break the rules.
•The same rules apply to out-of-state drivers as they do to California drivers.
•This means you can't drive in California if your privileges are taken away, even if you're just visiting.

Example

If you're visiting California from Nevada and you get caught speeding or driving recklessly, California can take away your right to drive in the state.

Even though you're not from California, the state can still punish you by suspending or revoking your driving privileges while you're there.

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§ 13205 Nonresident Driver License Suspension

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