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"It depends upon your State law. In many States, yes, if you are in an accident without insurance, your license will be suspended.&nbsp; Here in Oregon, it is for 1 year mandatorily.&nbsp; Further, many parties related to an accident have the legal duty here to report an uninsured driver to DMV so the license does get suspended, including the other driver's&nbsp;insurance company.&nbsp; So you may want to review everything in detail with a local attorney.&nbsp; At least in Oregon, after a 30 day suspension, previously uninsured drivers may qualify for a hardship license which allows them to drive for work, on predetermined routes.&nbsp; Get caught driving outside of the approved times and/or routes and they will really through the book at you.&nbsp; And your insurance - which you have to provide proof of this time before they even grant you a hardship license - generally is super expensive comparatively.&nbsp; All in all, $950 is a bargain if it really gets you out of this mess.&nbsp; Be sure to get a release of all claims against you or your payment may just be the start..."
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