Ya, it feels immensely unfair, but all things considered the suspension of my driver's licence -- while a huge inconvenience -- is not my #1 problem. One has to set their priorities straight and I intend to address my health and safety concerns first. I am a bit scared of what I may find down the road, though, but there is no point living in denial.

Thanks for the quick reply, Bend,

Not really what I was hoping to hear, but I can't say I am surprised.
Well, I guess I have to learn to live differently and be patient while attempting the reinstatement process.

I am not happy, but I am not unreasonable either, so I'll just accept things the way they are.

Cheers.

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