A U.S. Judge has suspended Tiger Woods' driver's license for five years following reckless driving charges from a March rollover crash. The decision comes after Woods was cited for driving under the influence and reckless operation of a vehicle. The incident occurred in March when Woods' car overturned, leading to a police investigation. Authorities cited him for multiple violations, including driving while impaired and failing to maintain control of his vehicle. The judge's ruling reflects the severity of the charges and the potential danger posed by Woods' actions. The suspension is part of a broader legal process that includes potential fines and further court appearances. Woods has not publicly commented on the ruling, but his legal team has indicated they may appeal the decision. The case highlights the legal consequences of impaired driving and the strict enforcement of traffic laws in the U.S.