I've seen a handful of suspensions here in VA like that. What happens is that the driver changes insurance companies. The former company notifies DMV that they are no longer insuring the driver. Somehow DMV gets that, but not that the new company has picked up coverage. Therefore to DMV, it looks like the driver is uninsured and they suspend their license. Technically, until DMV corrects it, it's a suspended license with all the troubles afforded to that.
Pretty easy to prove in court though.
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