For driving uninsured for a second time in two years, what is the suspension period of your driver license or vehicle's license plates?

When an individual is found driving uninsured for a second time within a two-year period, the Missouri Department of Revenue mandates a suspension period of 90 days for either the driver's license or the vehicle's license plates. This reflects the state's efforts to encourage responsible driving behavior and ensure that all motorists carry the minimum required insurance coverage.

A suspension of 90 days serves as a significant deterrent and emphasizes the seriousness of the offense. The aim is to reinforce the importance of compliance with insurance laws, which in turn helps protect all road users. This policy is structured to impose a stronger penalty for repeated offenses, recognizing that individuals who drive uninsured more than once are likely to require a more substantial consequence to modify their behavior.