The TAL will allow you to drive, with no restrictions other than you cannot drive after drinking alcohol, until your administrative hearing date. If you lose the administrative hearing, you will need to return the TAL, enroll in ADSAP, and you may be eligible for a route-restricted license see below.
If you are convicted of DUI or DUAC, your license will be suspended, but you may qualify for a six-month provisional license if it is your first offense. After a DUI conviction, you will also need to get SR insurance before you can receive any type of license, and you will need to maintain the SR insurance continuously for a three-year period no lapses or the time period is increased.
What if you lose your implied consent hearing and have to return your TAL? Or what if you are charged with DUI 2nd or 3rd offense? You cannot drive a commercial vehicle with a route restricted license, you can only receive one route restricted license in your lifetime, and the route restricted license will be valid until your suspension is lifted. Even if you are eligible for a provisional license, a route restricted license, or a TAL, you may also need to install an ignition interlock device IID on your car before you can drive, depending on whether it is your first or subsequent DUI offense and your blood alcohol content BAC level.
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Google Translate is not support in your browser. To translate this page, please install the Google Toolbar opens in new window. Provisional Licensing. Have your parents or guardians sign the DL If both parents or guardians have custody, both must sign. Pay the required application fee. Pass a vision exam. This basically gives you unrestricted driving privileges until you turn 17 and ready to upgrade to a full license. Conditional license holders may drive between 6 AM to 6 PM without restrictions.
Applying for a South Carolina Provisional License ie. Conditional or Intermediate License First-time drivers in the licensing program may apply for their conditional license when they turn 15 years and days old given they began the process at Conditional License Driving Restrictions Restrictions vary while drivers have their provisional license.
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