Between ages 16-20, is it possible to obtain a limited use driving permit if your license is suspended?

Between ages 16-20, is it possible to obtain a limited use driving permit if your license is suspended?

• A. Yes, you can get a limited use permit
• B. No, it's not possible
• C. Only with a judge's approval
• D. Only if enrolled in school

Answer: (B)

When a license is suspended, the driving privilege is taken away for that period, so you are not allowed to drive at all. A limited-use driving permit would still grant you the ability to operate a vehicle, which isn’t permitted during a suspension. The only way to drive again is to serve the suspension and meet the reinstatement requirements set by the DMV or court. After you’ve satisfied those conditions, you can apply to have your license reinstated; in some cases you might receive a restricted or standard license then, but not while the suspension is in effect. So, between ages 16 and 20, obtaining any form of driving permit while your license is suspended isn’t allowed.

When a license is suspended, the driving privilege is taken away for that period, so you are not allowed to drive at all. A limited-use driving permit would still grant you the ability to operate a vehicle, which isn’t permitted during a suspension. The only way to drive again is to serve the suspension and meet the reinstatement requirements set by the DMV or court. After you’ve satisfied those conditions, you can apply to have your license reinstated; in some cases you might receive a restricted or standard license then, but not while the suspension is in effect. So, between ages 16 and 20, obtaining any form of driving permit while your license is suspended isn’t allowed.