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Connecticut Work Permit
A Limited Work Driver's License
from the CT DMV
If your license has been suspended after a Drunk
Driving/DUI charge in Connecticut or other offenses,
there may be options to get you back on the road on
a limited basis.
What is a Special Work Permit?
A special work permit is a
limited driver's license for those whose Connecticut
driver's license has been suspended for certain
specific reasons. The driver's work permit
that allowed you to drive for 12 hours a day, only back and forth from your
home to work, and other destinations if explicitly
specified on your permit.
Who is Eligible for a Connecticut DMV Work
Permit?
- Only one DUI offense.
- If you refused to take a breath test or
chemical test, you may be denied a work permit for
the first 3 months of 6 month
suspension penalty.
- "Significant hardship" must be
documented, such as how the license loss would
affect your livelihood, your family, and how
there are no other transportation options
available to you.
- No serious driving infractions, such as
involving injuries or accidents.
- No excessive violations, such as a history
of previous driving penalties.
How do I get a Special Work Permit ?
Application for a
Special Work Permit from the Connecticut DMV
is available by filling out
this form and sending it to the DMV by mail. It
may take several weeks or more to find out if your
are approved.
My driver's license is under suspension for a
Connecticut offense, but I am not licensed in CT.
Can I get a work permit?
No. It is issued by the Connecticut DMV to
Connecticut driver's only. Other states' DMVs may
have similar programs, such as a hardship license or
limited work license. Consult with your state's
Department of Motor Vehicles to find out.
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