The penalty for driving with a revoked license (or without a valid license) will differ depending in which state the offense occurred, but typically a second offense of this type will have harsh penalties associated with it.

You can find out your state's penalties for this 2nd violation by checking with your DMV. Generally the penalties include imprisonment, fines, vehicle impoundment and additional license revocation period.Here are a couple of specific state penalty examples:

In New York this violation of the law is termed an Aggravated Unlicensed Operation (AUO). Being caught driving with a revoked license a 2nd time within an 18 month time period is an AUO-2nd degree and is a misdemeanor. The penalty is a minimum fine of $500, a mandatory surcharge, and mandatory imprisonment up to 180 days or probation. If you do live in NY you can get more information from the NYS publication "Suppose Your License Were Taken Away (C-12)" which is available at the DMV office.

In Connecticut the penalty for a 2nd offense of driving with a revoked license is up to one year in jail, a fine of $200 to $600 and continued license revocation for at least two more years.