If you are at fault in a traffic crash and do not pay for the damages:

You will be sentenced to 3 years in jail.
Your driver license or plates or both will be suspended for one year.
You must obtain a crash prevention certificate from the DMV before you can drive again.
Your car will be repossessed.
Explanation

When you are at fault in an accident, by law you are required to pay for the damages you caused. If you do not comply, your driver license and/or vehicle license plates will be suspended for one year. Your license may be reinstated if you pay a fee and send proof that you have payed for the damages to the Department of Revenue Driver License Bureau.

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