<prompt> Human: Hey guys and gals, thanks to this subreddit for always providing me with great financial advice and I have made great strides in fixing my credit situation over the last year thanks to this forum. My girlfriend and I are trying to resolve her situation but it keeps getting more complicated and no one can give us solid advice it seems. Her insurance lapsed because she didnt pay her monthly payment. When that happened the state Unbeknownst to her suspended her drivers license. During this period she was involved in an auto accident that leaves her at-fault due to the fact she received a ticket for making an illegal U-turn, even though there are no signs there stating No U-Turn. Regardless, she pulled out in front of a car she didnt see, and they hit her and rolled her vehicle totaling it. She was ticketed for illegal U-turn, driving on suspended, driving without proof of insurance. We paid all the fees to re-instate her license, but now she has received a letter stating that she needs to pay a 5,600 security deposit to the Florida Drivers License center or get the other drivers to sign a waiver. All the lawyers I call wont even see us because she was not injured and its left me hanging. Is there anything we can do in order for her to keep her license? If she loses her license she loses her job so she wouldnt be able to pay the other driver anyway. If there is anyone out there who has been through this and can give us some advice we would be very thankful. Assistant: Thank you all for the quick responses. I think the answer is obvious... she is losing her license and job and we will just need to make due. I talked to a lawyer who will at least represent her for the traffic tickets. She reached out to the other driver who said he will think about agreeing to a payment plan but we are not counting on it.Human: ... she is losing her license and jobIs public transportation not an option? How about bicycle or even a motor scooter which will require insurance, but cheaper than a car?Shes in a bad place now, and losing her job will make that bad place much worse.Assistant: Yeah exactly losing her job is going to be a killer, mostly due to the heath insurance and her needed medications. In South Florida Miami area the public transportation is really bad. In order for her to make it to work on time using public transportation she will end up having a 2.5 hour commute each way. 5 hours a day of travel is just not going to work long term.  <response>: You do what you have to do, especially if she needs insurance to get needed medications. She could try to get a ride when she can or else she just makes do. Not speaking from some ivory tower, I used to walk 90 minutes to work in 120 heat because I needed the job. Sucks but its what you do as a responsible adult. I feel like youre just going to be back here in a couple of months wondering what to do now that your girlfriend has no money and no insurance. 