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Best Answer: A misdemeanor is a criminal violation with a maximum penalty of a year in jail. Most traffic misdemeanors range between 30 and 90 days. A civil infraction is non criminal meaning that you can receive a fine, but no jail time. Cost of driving without a license varies from court to court and state to state.
Infractions, in essence, are like traffic tickets. To be convicted of an infraction can certainly be expensive and time-consuming. You will usually have to pay hundreds or thousands of dollars in fines and fees, and may end up with points on your DMV record, which will often result in higher automobile insurance rates. But infractions are far less serious than misdemeanors, because simply put, an infraction is a fine-only offense. A conviction of an infraction cannot result in a jail sentence, or a criminal conviction on your record.