What document may a person obtain from the court or judge if their driver's license is revoked?

A Limited Driving Privilege is a document that allows individuals whose driver's licenses have been revoked to operate a motor vehicle under certain conditions. This privilege is typically granted by a court following a license revocation, which may have occurred due to various offenses like Driving While Impaired (DWI) or other serious traffic violations.

The Limited Driving Privilege is specifically designed to enable individuals to drive for essential activities, such as going to work, attending school, or fulfilling medical appointments while they are in the process of addressing the circumstances that led to the revocation. This possibility helps reintroduce drivers back into responsible driving circumstances while still imposing necessary restrictions.

In contrast, other options, such as a Standard Driving Permit or a Restricted Driving Permit, do not exist in the context of North Carolina’s licensing system for individuals whose driving privileges have been suspended or revoked for specified violations. A Temporary Driving License is typically not issued for revocations and often refers to licenses granted for a brief period under distinct conditions.

The Limited Driving Privilege thus serves a critical function in the legal framework, balancing the need for accountability with the need for individuals to maintain their daily responsibilities.