What is a Hardship License & How Can It Help You?
Headaches pounding, stress fuming, and the level of uncertainty portraying your recently suspended license is not a good feeling.
“Maybe the DMV can cut me some slack — get off with a warning? Losing my privilege to drive will cost me thousands.”
If you were in this situation, you understand the consequences and faced the struggle of dealing with a suspended license before.
We are here to educate you on possible workarounds for these violations if it happens to you.
In some cases, when you get a suspended license, it’s possible to obtain a hardship or restricted license.
A hardship and restricted license mean the same thing, each state uses one or the other. If granted permission, the driver settles on the conditions that specify when and where they can drive while waiting out their suspension period. Places like:
- To and from work
- To the local grocery store
- To and from a University
- Or transporting your children to and from school
Better than Nothing
It’s a pain, I know, but it could be worse if the courts denied your request based on the severity of your case. Driver’s eligibility varies on a case-to-case basis.
Prevention Protection Is Here!
An easy subscription service called Avoidsuspension.com notifies you the second your driver’s license becomes suspended, expired, or revoked.
With their fast customer response rate, you will know when your case becomes worse, when your case changes for the better or worse, and be able to get an answer quicker than any DMV in the United States.
To avoid further consequences like arrests, and high fees, subscribe to Avoidsuspension today!
References
https://dui.drivinglaws.org/resources/restricted-hardship-license.htm
https://automobiles.uslegal.com/drivers-hardship-license-law/new-york-drivers-license-hardship-law/
