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Under Age DUI License Suspension. Can I get a Restricted License in California? Critical Need Restricted Driver's License in California


If you are under the age of 21 in California and your license is suspended for a DUI you probably have anxiety and are in an utter state of panic. Don't be. There are always legal solutions. The solution for you is a Critical Need Driver’s License in California. If you are eligible you can apply for this license under the theory that there is no alternative transportation that you can take and there is a Critical Need for you to have a driver’s license. Keep in mind that the Critical Need Driver’s License is applicable only to people under the age of 21, who have a critical need to get to school, work or medical appointments.

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