If a person has driven a motor vehicle despite an administrative decision suspending their driving licence and extending the suspension period to six months, the starost shall issue an administrative decision on:

Explanation

Correct answer: Revoke the driving entitlement for a period of 5 years from the date of establishing that fact.

Withdrawal of the licence for 5 years. If a person drove a vehicle despite a decision confiscating the driving licence and extending the confiscation to 6 months, the district authority issues a decision withdrawing the driving entitlement for 5 years from the day the event was established. This is the most severe administrative penalty for persistently breaking a driving ban.

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