Restricted Driver’s License

You may be eligible to obtain a Tennessee Restricted Driver's License. If your driving privileges have been suspended because of a Driving Under the Influence ( DUI ) charge or for violation of the Implied Consent provision, you may likely be able to obtain a Restricted Driver's License. The judge on your case can issue an Order for a restricted Driver's License if you qualify. You would then be restricted to driving within the dates and times set out in the Order for a Restricted Drivers License. You may only obtain a Restricted Driver's License for the limited purposes of traveling for employment, school, church, a court ordered drug and alcohol safety class or for a scheduled maintenance an Ignition Interlock Device.

The judge has wide discretion to issue a Restricted Driver's License sometimes even allowing individuals who have unique employment situations to drive most hours of the day and night and throughout several counties and even states.

Should however, you be granted such a liberal Restricted Driver's License it will be your responsibility to demonstrate that you were in fact driving for one of the purposes specifically set out in your Order for a Restricted Driver's License. DUI defense attorney, John Milazo at Milazo Law, P.C. helps his clients by completing the documentation necessary to obtain an Order for a Restricted Driver's License this allows them to continue at their employment whenever possible.