Get Restricted Installation Driving Privileges Packet - Fort Stewart

A limited driving privileges court order modifies a suspension to allow an individual to drive. The court specifies purposes, times, and places and may impose other conditions. Limited driving privileges may be granted for: Occupational, educational or medical purposes.

If the administrative judge determines a security suspension is appropriate, we may request that you receive limited driving privileges. These allow you to drive for specific purposes, at specific times, or to and from specific places.

A Hardship Driver's License in the State of Ohio also referred to as a Restricted Driver's License, is a limited use license issued by the Ohio Department of Motor Vehicles. The special restricted license allows you to drive a vehicle while your license is suspended or revoked for a drug or alcohol-related offense.

A restricted driver's license is an option for some drivers as an alternative to having a suspended driver's license. People with a restricted driver's license can operate a vehicle within certain guidelines, while drivers with a suspended license are not able to drive at all.

A person whose driving privileges have been suspended by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles may petition a court for the issuance of an order for a specialized driving privilege. See I.C. 9-30-16-4. be served on the bureau and the prosecuting attorney.

If you were suspended for a chemical test failure (i.e., failing a breath test) or a DUI conviction, you can apply for a restricted license after 45 days of the suspension have been served. If your suspension resulted from a chemical test refusal, you will have to wait 90 days into that suspension until you can apply.

Driving privileges are a privilege, not a right. Typically, upon filing your motion for driving privileges, the court will rule upon your motion within seven (7) to ten (10) business days.

The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has a list of crimes that qualify for a restricted license. In most cases, you would need to file a petition in the court where you were convicted and ask to be granted a restricted license. The judge is not required to grant your request but has the discretion to do so.