Question: Can a restricted license be revoked?
Yes. A restricted or conditional license can be revoked if the driver violates the conditions, commits certain new violations, or fails to satisfy DMV or program requirements.
A restricted license is a limited privilege, not a full license. Drivers must follow the restrictions exactly.
Key Things to Know:
NY DMV says a conditional license can be revoked if the driver violates the listed conditions or is convicted of a moving violation or other disqualifying offense. Similar caution applies to restricted privileges. Once revoked, the driver may not drive unless and until DMV restores legal driving privileges.
Drivers using a restricted or conditional license should be careful. One wrong trip or new conviction can create serious license problems.