Facing a DUI but still need to drive?

A Pennsylvania occupational limited license may give you the ability to continue driving

If you have a non-commercial driver’s license that has been or will soon be suspended as a result of a DUI in PA, you may be eligible for a PA or OLL limited occupational license. With a PA or OLL limited occupational license, you will be permitted to drive under limited circumstances, including:

oTo/from work

o To perform the tasks necessary for your occupation or trade

oTo/from medical treatment

oTo/from school or purposes related to your education

Eligibility for a PA limited occupational license will depend on a variety of factors. PennDOT frequently denies OLL requests on the basis that there was a refusal to submit to chemical testing or as a result of a prior DUI offense. A person who has been convicted of a first offense PA DUI is not eligible for an OLL until the person has served at least 60 days of the license suspension.

To obtain a limited PA occupational license, you must:

Complete the PennDOT DL-15 form

oSend the completed form along with the corresponding fee

Wait for PennDOT to approve the license

oTake the OLL camera card you receive from PennDOT to the nearest Photo Licensing Center so you can have your picture taken and receive your OLL

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