True or False: Virginia has DMV hearings for license suspension appeals, similar to other states.

In Virginia, there are no formal DMV hearings specifically designated for appealing license suspensions in the same way that some other states might offer. Instead, if a driver wants to contest a suspension, they typically need to go through the court system rather than a hearing at the DMV. This differs from states that provide an administrative procedure for such appeals, allowing individuals to present their case directly to the DMV.

Drivers facing suspension in Virginia usually receive a letter explaining their suspension, including the grounds for it and the duration. If they wish to challenge this suspension, they must do so through legal avenues that involve court appearances and more traditional legal processes rather than a DMV hearing.