Pennsylvania law prohibits individuals from displaying a foreign license during a suspension, revocation, or disqualification of their driving privileges. Exceptions are made for displaying a regular driver's license if a commercial license is disqualified, depending on residency and license type. Violating this law results in a summary offense with a $200 fine, in addition to other penalties.
No, it is unlawful to display a foreign license during a suspension or revocation of your Pennsylvania driving privileges.
Yes, commercial drivers may display a regular driver's license issued by their state or country if their commercial license is disqualified.
Violating this law is a summary offense with a $200 fine, plus other penalties under Pennsylvania law.
Yes, nonresidents must comply with this law and cannot display a foreign license during suspension or disqualification of their driving privileges.