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via News5:
Some state lawmakers report there are now 800,000 Ohio motorists behind the wheel, who are driving while under suspension.
State Representative John Barnes, (D)-District 12, and Garfield Heights Municipal Judge Deborah Nicastro believe it’s a growing problem that requires a change in Ohio law.
Judge Nicastro told News 5 the schedule of reinstatement fees and fines imposed on suspended drivers is far too punitive, and can quickly pile-up, making it extremely difficult for drivers to re-establish their driving privileges.
Nicastro believes the state law has too many drivers caught in a loop of repeat violations and growing fees, making it much harder for them to find or maintain employment.
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