Understanding Restricted License
After a DUI license suspension, you may be eligible for a restricted license. California offers two primary types of restricted licenses for first-time offenders: an IID Restricted License, which allows you to drive anywhere at any time as long as your vehicle is equipped with an Ignition Interlock Device; or a Standard Restricted License, which only allows you to drive to, from, and during work, and to and from your court-ordered DUI school. Obtaining a restricted license requires enrolling in DUI school, filing an SR-22 form, and paying DMV reissue fees.
Reputable Sources & California Code References
The information provided on this page is sourced directly from the official California Legislative Information database and relevant state statutes.
Disclaimer: Laws and regulations are subject to change. These references are provided for informational purposes only and do not constitute formal legal advice. Always consult with a qualified attorney regarding your specific case.
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