I live in Michigan and just had my license revoked because I got a DUI—but now I don’t have any way to get to school. Am I able to get a hardship license?
by petitioning the circuit court in the county of your arrest or violation. You will need to show that not having a license is impacting your ability to go to school or work or perform other required tasks.
That means if you have someone else in your life who could feasibly drive you, you aren’t eligible for a hardship license—you must prove that not having a license is truly a hardship.
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