Full question:
If I have a hardship license in Indiana (due to being a habitual traffic offender for 3 DUIs), and am moving to another state, can I drive in that state? Will my hardship license automatically transfer to that state? Or would I have to petition with that state's court?
- Category: Drivers License
- Subcategory: Drivers Hardship License Law
- Date:
- State: Indiana
Answer:
Your Indiana hardship license may be recognized in another state temporarily. However, once you establish residency there, you will need to apply for a new license according to that state's laws. Keep in mind that the new state's DMV may not honor the hardship license, and you may need to petition their court for any special driving privileges.
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