HElp!!

04-21-2008, 09:55 PM

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HElp!!

What is the name of your state? New York

I recently went to DMV and applied for a conditional license and to enroll in the drinking driver program. On my order of suspension/revocation, it says that my license will be revoked for six months. The clerk told me that once i participate and complete the Drinking Driver Progam, I may be able to apply for full driving priveleges again. Since the program will roughly end at the end of June, does that mean I will be able to have my driving priveleges restored before the end of the six month revocation mark, or do i have to wait out the entire six months? I tried finding the answer in the online drinking driver program brochure but couldnt? ANy help would be appreciated. Yes this was my first offense, and ive never been in any trouble before.

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