Tiger Woods pleaded guilty on a Wednesday to reckless driving and driving under the influence after a car accident he caused in Florida in late March. ^[1] As part of the plea agreement, Tiger Woods received a five-year suspension of his driving license and a $1,000 fine. ^[2] Tiger Woods accepted a plea agreement in Martin County, Florida, not contesting a reckless driving charge as part of a deal with prosecutors that reduced the original charge of driving under the influence from a rollover crash. ^[3] As a result of the plea agreement, Woods will not be able to drive for five years because his driver's license is suspended. ^[4] Experts found opioid painkillers in Woods' possession, leading to charges of driving under the influence of substances, property damage, and refusal to submit to a legal test. ^[5] In March, Woods was involved in an accident where his vehicle crashed into a trailer pulled by a truck near his residence in Jupiter Island, Florida. ^[6] Martin County authorities said they found two white pills in Tiger Woods' pocket after the crash, identified as hydrocodone, an opioid commonly prescribed to treat pain. ^[7] On social media after the incident, Tiger Woods said he understood the seriousness of the situation and was stepping away from golf for a period to seek treatment and focus on his health. ^[8]