What is the penalty for driving without a valid license under Title 21?

Driving without a valid license can result in serious legal repercussions, and under Title 21, the appropriate penalty for this offense includes fines and the possibility of community service. This consequence serves both as a punitive measure and a means to encourage responsible driving behaviors in the future.

Fines are typically imposed for violating vehicle regulations, reflecting the seriousness of driving without the proper credentials. Community service may also be assigned as a way for offenders to contribute positively to their community and understand the importance of adhering to driving laws.

In contrast, while warnings might be issued in some minor cases or first offenses, they do not generally apply to the violation of driving without a valid license due to the potential risks to public safety. Vehicle impoundment, while a potential penalty for other infractions, is not the primary consequence for this specific violation. Finally, license suspension tends to more commonly follow from actions that have already compromised a driver's legal standing, rather than being the immediate penalty for driving without a valid license.