This guide covers driver licensing and license suspension for defense lawyers, civil legal aid practitioners, prosecutors, agency staff, and self-represented drivers. Part 1 sets out the constitutional framework and what process a driver is actually owed. Part 2 covers licensing itself. Part 3 covers safety-based suspension. Part 4 covers implied consent. Part 5 covers debt-based suspension and ability to pay. Part 6 covers child support, insurance, and judgment suspensions. Part 7 covers the administrative hearing. Parts 8 through 14 cover judicial review, hardship licenses, driving while suspended, commercial drivers, driver records and privacy, reinstatement, and practice guidance.