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- 06/30/2026
Sr22 Fr44 What's the Difference?
The different financial responsibility filings in Virginia
Your license status may depend on one of these...
Peggy Claytor
Suspended License: This means that your driving privileges are temporarily taken away. The suspension can occur for various reasons, such as accumulating too many traffic violations, failing to pay fines, or other administrative issues. The duration of a suspension can vary from a few weeks to several years, depending on the offense and state laws. After the suspension period, you can typically have your license reinstated by fulfilling certain requirements, such as paying fees or providing proof of insurance.
Revoked License: A revoked license indicates a more serious situation where your driving privileges are permanently terminated. This usually happens due to severe offenses, such as driving under the influence (DUI), repeated traffic violations, or other serious legal issues. Unlike a suspension, a revoked license cannot be reinstated automatically after a certain period. Instead, you must go through a process to apply for a new license, which may involve retaking driving tests and fulfilling additional legal requirements.
Peggy has been the Branch Manager in our Keysville location since 2001. She has lived in the area most of her life and has watched it grow. She is an expert in insurance exposures for South Side Virginia including Auto, Home, Farm, Mobile home, and Life. Peggy is very knowledgeable and dedicated to providing the best coverage and service to our clients.
In her spare time she enjoys camping, going to baseball games, socializing with friends and family, as well as spending time with her grandchildren. She also loves volunteering in the community whereas she is an active member of The Barksdale Cancer Foundation.
