What is the penalty for failing to possess a valid driver's license (Category D)?

The penalty for failing to possess a valid driver's license (Category D) is a suspension until the bar is removed. This means that the individual’s driving privileges will be suspended until they take the necessary steps to rectify the situation, such as renewing their license or addressing any underlying issues that led to the lack of a valid license. This approach allows the individual to have a clear path toward reinstatement while emphasizing the importance of compliance with licensing laws.

In contrast, some of the other penalties mentioned, such as revocation or lifetime revocation, imply a more permanent loss of driving privileges, which is not typical for an offense related to simply lacking a valid driver's license. A fine like the one listed would also not fully encompass the nature of the violation, as the primary concern is ensuring that the driver complies with licensing requirements rather than imposing a monetary penalty.