Just because you no longer have your fully privileged drivers license does not mean you cannot drive at all. In fact, in many cases there is a special provision in Tennessee law that allows you to obtain a license to drive to both school and work with a restricted license. If you lose your full drivers license for any of the following reasons, you may be eligible for a restricted license

• DUI
• Failing to provide proof of financial responsibility
• Frequent traffic violations
• Implied consent
• Drug Free Youth Act violations

We can assist you in obtaining your restricted license, and provide the necessary guidance to make the process fast and easy.

We Can Help You Get Your Restricted License

Please fill out the form below and our office will contact you to set up an appointment. Please include the following in the submission form:

• your full name
• the reason your license is suspended
• when your license was suspended, and in what county
• whether all court costs and fines have been paid
• your drivers license number
• your date of birth

Don’t worry if you don’t know all the above. If you don’t have all the above information, we will be happy to find it out for you. You can also call us at (615) 346-2213.

* we can only help if you are otherwise eligible for a restricted drivers license