It has been a constant uphill battle for some Ohioans that News 5 Investigators have reported on for more than a year — getting out from under the financial burden from a license suspension for them to drive legally.
State Representative Darnell T. Brewer is bringing key players to one spot tonight to help you with resources.
Darnell T. Brewer The Drivers License Town Hall will be held from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. this evening at Maple Heights High School at 1 Mustang Way.
Tens of thousands of people in Ohio can’t legally drive. But even after a license suspension, many risk driving for work and their families.
“Sometimes, it just builds up so much I still try to get the fines down but try to do everyday life at the same time,” Nizer Luckerson said.
Luckerson ended up in the cycle of debt for expired tags and not using a turn signal.
Often, suspensions aren’t based on driving, like skipping out on court, or not paying fines and fees.
Missing child support payments is also one of the money-related issues that can bring on a license suspension in Ohio.