Can I drive if my driver's license is revoked?

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You cannot drive if your driver's license is revoked. Here is the relevant information about driver's license revocation: 1. The meaning of driver's license revocation: Revoking a motor vehicle driver's license is a penalty measure imposed by public security traffic management departments on motor vehicle drivers who have committed major traffic accidents constituting a crime, or have fled after causing an accident, or have violated other road traffic safety laws and regulations, canceling their driving qualifications. It is a relatively severe punishment for traffic law violators. 2. Situations that can lead to driver's license revocation: If the traffic police believe that the driver should be subject to temporary suspension or revocation of the driver's license and first detain the driver's license, and the violator fails to report to the traffic police department for processing within fifteen days without justifiable reasons, the license will be revoked; if a major traffic accident occurs, constituting a crime, the license will be revoked; if the driver flees after causing a traffic accident, constituting a crime, the license will be revoked and the driver will be banned from driving for life.