How to Apply for a Hardship Driver's License in Florida

A hardship driver's license helps drivers get to work.

Losing the privilege to drive makes commuting difficult. A hardship license gives permission to an unlicensed person to drive only to work and back home. In Florida, you may obtain a hardship license with a little perseverance.

Things You'll Need

• funds

Instructions

How to Apply for a Hardship Driver's License in Florida

1. Call your county's Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) office to determine if you are eligible for a hardship driver's license in Florida,. Eligibility is determined by your driving history and any possible driving offenses.

2. Enroll in an advanced driver's improvement course offered at a Florida driving school.

3. Advise the DMV you wish to complete the application for a hardship license in person. You will need to go to the DMV branch in your county that handles the processing of hardship licenses. You will complete the paperwork and go through a brief interview.

4. Pay the appropriate hardship license fees.

5. Receive your hardship driver's license.

References

• Florida Department of Motor Vehicles: Drivier License Information

Resources

• DMV Office Locations
• Driving School Providers