What can I do to get a limited driver's license? I lost my license for underage drinking.(not driving) In Pa.

Question

I need a limited license for getting to school and going to a job.I was a passenger in the car when it was stopped.(celebrating prom night)I paid the fine but didn't know i was supposed to turn my license in. so now i lost it for a year

Answer 1

You go to PA DMV and request a form to apply for an Occupational Limited License. I would call ahead to see which office you can acquire your form from. Most likely your licensing center. I live in Pittsburgh and we have quite a few around, so if you live in a larger city in PA you would be best served to find out where you need to go by calling a general PA DMV number. This is the general info number for the PA DMV 1-800-932-4600. You can also visit www.padmv.org for more information.

This following address should link to the fact sheet from the state to check and see if you will qualify. And according to the sheet you will qualify if it is your first DUI or underage drinking offense.

*Please read the info on this link it will give you direct answers for your question*
http://www.duilawpennsylvania.com/Site-Images/Occupational-License-oll.pdf#search=%22Limited%20License%20PA%20process%22

The following is the legal affidavit that shows what type of info you will have to supply on the application.

§ 86.103. Occupational Limited License Affidavit.

The Occupational Limited License Affidavit required under 75 Pa.C.S. § 1553(f)(5) (relating to occupational limited license) to be carried by a driver who has been issued an occupational limited license must include:

(1) The name, address, date of birth and driver license number of the petitioner.

(2) The year, make, model, license plate number and state of registration of every vehicle that will be driven by the petitioner.

(3) The insurance company name, policy number, effective date and expiration date of each insurance policy on every vehicle listed as being driven by the petitioner.

(4) The place of employment, study or medical treatment or appointment for which the occupational limited license is needed.

(5) The hours of operation necessary for travel to the employment, study or medical treatment or appointment.

(6) The name, signature and position of the employer, school administrator or medical provider attesting that the information provided on the form is true and correct.

Authority
The provisions of this § 86.103 issued under the Vehicle Code, 75 Pa.C.S. § § 1553 and 6103.

Source
The provisions of this § 86.103 adopted March 10, 2006, effective March 11, 2006, 36 Pa.B. 1128.


Best of luck!

Answer 2

u ned to appeal to the court system. they will decide if a limited license is nessacary. the school thing probably wont be acceptable-take a school bus. u can try.

p.s.- sorry for the thumbs down i gave u by accident

Answer 3

it certainly relies upon on the country or state. In British English, they say "using licence". interior the U. S., we many times say "motive force's license", however the actual version in some states is "motive force license". basically look on the front of your license and see what it says. it is the actual version on your state.

Answer 4

Unfortunately one must take responsiblity for ones actions.

Answer 5

ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha (i tap my hands on my knees twice) hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha... i'm sorry that was just stoopid, lol