SPOKANE, WA · RESTRICTED LICENSE
IGNITION INTERLOCK LICENSE
For most DUI-related suspensions and revocations in Washington, the main way to keep driving is an ignition interlock license (IIL). It allows you to drive any vehicle equipped with a working interlock device.
For some non-DUI suspensions, an occupational/restricted license may be available for limited driving, such as to work or treatment. Eligibility depends on the reason for the suspension.
Driving without the right license during a suspension can lead to a new criminal charge, so it is important to know which option applies to you.
Chris Bugbee helps clients understand which restricted license is available and how to apply.
As a former Spokane County prosecutor with 30+ years of criminal law experience and nearly 200 jury cases, he handles your case personally.
WHAT TO KNOW
Applications go through the DOL and usually require proof of insurance (SR-22) and, for an IIL, a certified interlock installation. Ignition Interlock Driver License (Washington DOL) ↗
Getting the application right the first time helps avoid delays.
Driving without the right restricted license can lead to a DWLS charge.
IGNITION INTERLOCK LICENSE
OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE
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Need to keep driving? Call Bugbee Law Office, P.S. today for a free case evaluation.
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Speak with an experienced Spokane DUI attorney about restricted license options.
The information on this website is general information, not legal advice. Every case is different, and past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Read the full disclaimer.
