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The consequences of driving without a license in the state of Illinois are serious and can range from getting a ticket to getting your car impounded and even jail time. If you're caught driving with a license that has expired for less than a year, you only get a ticket and a fine of up to $1,000.

And, your driver's licence was suspended by a Judge in a court in Ontario. So, the logic goes that moving to another province would be outside of Ontario, where your driver's licence was issued and suspended. But the answer is no. You cannot drive outside of Ontario.

Class 4 Licence Requirements Class 5 or 6 licence or out-of-province equivalent. Driving record with fewer than four penalty points in the past two years. No motor vehicle-related Criminal Code convictions in the past three years. Meet medical standards and pass a driver's medical exam.

You can apply for your full licence after having your N for at least 24 months of safe driving with no prohibitions (or possibly 18 months, if you took an ICBC-approved driver training course in your L stage and were a safe driver during that period).

As drivers must carry their licence while driving and you are caught without yours, you may be subject to a fine. The ticket amount will depend on the province in which you were caught. In Ontario, the minimum fine is $85.

A Class 5 driver's licence allows you to drive most cars, trucks or vans by yourself.

The Ontario Highway Traffic Act specifies ?driving without a proper licence has an offence with a fine of at least $200 and up to $1,000. Novice drivers will have their licence suspended if they breach any of the GDL program requirements.?