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If it is determined that your license shall be suspended at the hearing, you have 30 days to challenge that decision by filing a lawsuit in Circuit Court, naming the Director of the Public Safety, in his official capacity as a defendant.

Any DUI after a first offense does include a minimum mandatory jail sentence: on a second, five days; on a third, 60 days; and on a fourth or subsequent, it would be deemed a felony and the minimum period of sentence is one year and a day with 10 days to serve.

The registrant should visit their local licensing official to pay the required reinstatement fee ($200 for first suspension; $400 for second and subsequent suspensions) and provide evidence of current Alabama liability insurance coverage.

Immediate License Suspension - Under the Alabama Administrative License Suspension (ALS) statute [Code section 32-5A-300 et. seq.], an Alabama driver license is confiscated by the arresting officer at the time of the DUI arrest IF the breath test result is .

After your suspension or revocation period has ended, you must apply to the Director of Public Safety for reinstatement and pay fees to get your license back. The reinstatement fee is: $275 for drug- or alcohol-related offenses.

Driver's License Penalties for a First Alabama DUI For most first-offense DUIs, the Agency will suspend the driver's license for 90 days. This suspension can be stayed if the offender chooses to an ignition interlock device (IID).

Stage II (Restricted License) Must be age 16 or older. Must have permission from parent, grandparent or legal guardian to receive a Stage II license (restricted) and drive without supervision. Must complete road skills examination with a passing grade. (Exam is based on information in the Alabama Driver Manual.)

After your suspension or revocation period has ended, you must apply to the Director of Public Safety for reinstatement and pay fees to get your license back. The reinstatement fee is: $275 for drug- or alcohol-related offenses.

Reinstatement Fees You may reinstate your license online HERE. Alcohol/drug-related offenses: Suspended - $275. Revoked - $275.

Convictions of certain offenses such as DUI, and minor in possession of alcohol, among others, carry a mandatory suspension of the driver's license under Alabama law. Hoover Municipal Court does not suspend driver licenses, the Alabama Department of Public Safety does.

Can I apply in person for a Hardship License? No, all Hardship license applications must be submitted via email (hardship.license@alea.gov), via fax 334-353-9988 or by mail: ALEA Driver License Division- Hardship License Unit PO Box 1471 Montgomery, AL 36102.

How long does it take to obtain an approval? Applications are reviewed upon receipt; approval time will vary case by case. What do I after I have been approved for a Hardship License? You will receive a letter in the mail and you will have 60 days to visit an ALEA Driver License Office to be issued the license.

If it is determined that your license shall be suspended at the hearing, you have 30 days to challenge that decision by filing a lawsuit in Circuit Court, naming the Director of the Public Safety, in his official capacity as a defendant.

Any DUI after a first offense does include a minimum mandatory jail sentence: on a second, five days; on a third, 60 days; and on a fourth or subsequent, it would be deemed a felony and the minimum period of sentence is one year and a day with 10 days to serve.

The registrant should visit their local licensing official to pay the required reinstatement fee ($200 for first suspension; $400 for second and subsequent suspensions) and provide evidence of current Alabama liability insurance coverage.

Immediate License Suspension - Under the Alabama Administrative License Suspension (ALS) statute [Code section 32-5A-300 et. seq.], an Alabama driver license is confiscated by the arresting officer at the time of the DUI arrest IF the breath test result is .

After your suspension or revocation period has ended, you must apply to the Director of Public Safety for reinstatement and pay fees to get your license back. The reinstatement fee is: $275 for drug- or alcohol-related offenses.

Driver's License Penalties for a First Alabama DUI For most first-offense DUIs, the Agency will suspend the driver's license for 90 days. This suspension can be stayed if the offender chooses to an ignition interlock device (IID).

Stage II (Restricted License) Must be age 16 or older. Must have permission from parent, grandparent or legal guardian to receive a Stage II license (restricted) and drive without supervision. Must complete road skills examination with a passing grade. (Exam is based on information in the Alabama Driver Manual.)

After your suspension or revocation period has ended, you must apply to the Director of Public Safety for reinstatement and pay fees to get your license back. The reinstatement fee is: $275 for drug- or alcohol-related offenses.

Reinstatement Fees You may reinstate your license online HERE. Alcohol/drug-related offenses: Suspended - $275. Revoked - $275.

Convictions of certain offenses such as DUI, and minor in possession of alcohol, among others, carry a mandatory suspension of the driver's license under Alabama law. Hoover Municipal Court does not suspend driver licenses, the Alabama Department of Public Safety does.

Can I apply in person for a Hardship License? No, all Hardship license applications must be submitted via email (hardship.license@alea.gov), via fax 334-353-9988 or by mail: ALEA Driver License Division- Hardship License Unit PO Box 1471 Montgomery, AL 36102.

How long does it take to obtain an approval? Applications are reviewed upon receipt; approval time will vary case by case. What do I after I have been approved for a Hardship License? You will receive a letter in the mail and you will have 60 days to visit an ALEA Driver License Office to be issued the license.

If it is determined that your license shall be suspended at the hearing, you have 30 days to challenge that decision by filing a lawsuit in Circuit Court, naming the Director of the Public Safety, in his official capacity as a defendant.

Any DUI after a first offense does include a minimum mandatory jail sentence: on a second, five days; on a third, 60 days; and on a fourth or subsequent, it would be deemed a felony and the minimum period of sentence is one year and a day with 10 days to serve.

The registrant should visit their local licensing official to pay the required reinstatement fee ($200 for first suspension; $400 for second and subsequent suspensions) and provide evidence of current Alabama liability insurance coverage.

Immediate License Suspension - Under the Alabama Administrative License Suspension (ALS) statute [Code section 32-5A-300 et. seq.], an Alabama driver license is confiscated by the arresting officer at the time of the DUI arrest IF the breath test result is .

After your suspension or revocation period has ended, you must apply to the Director of Public Safety for reinstatement and pay fees to get your license back. The reinstatement fee is: $275 for drug- or alcohol-related offenses.

Driver's License Penalties for a First Alabama DUI For most first-offense DUIs, the Agency will suspend the driver's license for 90 days. This suspension can be stayed if the offender chooses to an ignition interlock device (IID).

Stage II (Restricted License) Must be age 16 or older. Must have permission from parent, grandparent or legal guardian to receive a Stage II license (restricted) and drive without supervision. Must complete road skills examination with a passing grade. (Exam is based on information in the Alabama Driver Manual.)

After your suspension or revocation period has ended, you must apply to the Director of Public Safety for reinstatement and pay fees to get your license back. The reinstatement fee is: $275 for drug- or alcohol-related offenses.

Reinstatement Fees You may reinstate your license online HERE. Alcohol/drug-related offenses: Suspended - $275. Revoked - $275.

Convictions of certain offenses such as DUI, and minor in possession of alcohol, among others, carry a mandatory suspension of the driver's license under Alabama law. Hoover Municipal Court does not suspend driver licenses, the Alabama Department of Public Safety does.

Can I apply in person for a Hardship License? No, all Hardship license applications must be submitted via email (hardship.license@alea.gov), via fax 334-353-9988 or by mail: ALEA Driver License Division- Hardship License Unit PO Box 1471 Montgomery, AL 36102.

How long does it take to obtain an approval? Applications are reviewed upon receipt; approval time will vary case by case. What do I after I have been approved for a Hardship License? You will receive a letter in the mail and you will have 60 days to visit an ALEA Driver License Office to be issued the license.