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  Being pulled over in New Jersey without having your driver’s license on you can be stressful. While it may seem like a minor oversight, driving without proof of license is still a traffic offense under New Jersey law and can lead to fines and court appearances if not handled properly. What Does “Driving Without Proof of License” Mean in New Jersey? In New Jersey, drivers are legally required to carry their valid driver’s license at all times while operating a motor vehicle. Driving without proof of license usually means you are properly licensed but failed to have your physical license with you during the traffic stop. This is different from driving with a suspended or revoked license, which carries much harsher penalties. Penalties for Driving Without Proof of License in NJ If you are cited for driving without proof of license, you may face a fine of up to $100. In most cases, this offense does not carry motor vehicle points, which means it typically will not affect your driving...