Tiger Woods accepts reckless driving plea deal, banned from driving for five years in Florida

Tiger Woods has entered a plea agreement on a reckless driving charge in a Florida court. He was also issued a five-year driving suspension.

Tiger Woods pleads to reckless driving, handed five-year ban by Florida court

Tiger Woods has entered a plea agreement in connection with a reckless driving charge, a Florida court has ruled, according to Google News IE — Crime (en). As part of the agreement, the golf world number one was issued a five-year driving suspension.

The plea deal resolves the charge brought against Woods in the Florida court, though the precise terms beyond the driving ban were not detailed in the available report.

Woods, one of the most recognised athletes in the world, has had a series of well-documented road incidents in recent years, including a serious single-vehicle crash in Los Angeles in 2021 that left him with significant leg injuries.

The five-year suspension marks a significant legal consequence for the 48-year-old, who has been navigating both physical rehabilitation and professional competition in parallel. No further charges were reported in connection with the case.

Source: Google News IE — Crime (en)