Is your driver’s license revoked or suspended? Do you need to drive to work or school? You may qualify for a “Hardship driver’s license” that allows you to go to and from work and drive in connection with your job or school. Most states have a procedure to get hardship, limited privilege, restricted probationary licenses, reinstatements, ignition device affidavits, permits, etc.
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If your driver’s license has been suspended or revoked, you may be able apply for a hardship driver’s license. The requirements for obtaining a hardship driver’s license vary, state by state. All states require that you show proof that you must operate a vehicle to support your family. Hardship driver’s licenses are restricted, allowing you to drive to and from work, and for family priorities, such as driving your children to and from school or family emergencies.