If your driver's license is suspended for DUI but you haven't been convicted, must you report it to the FAA?

The requirement to report a suspended driver's license due to a DUI, even if you haven't been convicted, stems from the FAA's regulation on the disclosure of legal issues that affect a pilot's ability to hold a medical certificate or operate an aircraft. According to FAA guidelines, any action that results in the suspension or revocation of driving privileges must be reported within a specified time frame. In this case, the correct response is that the suspension must be reported to the FAA within 60 days. This is based on the understanding that holding a driver's license is directly related to a pilot's responsibilities and conduct, and the FAA is concerned about any behavior that may indicate an impaired capacity to safely operate an aircraft. The 60-day reporting timeframe allows the FAA to assess the situation and take any necessary actions regarding medical certification or pilot eligibility.