What type of license may be granted for those in rehabilitation after a DWI?

A conditional license for limited driving privileges is granted to individuals who are in rehabilitation after a DWI. This type of license allows the person to drive under specific circumstances, which may include driving to work, school, or treatment programs. The purpose of a conditional license is to facilitate rehabilitation while still enforcing restrictions that promote public safety.

In Minnesota, this approach acknowledges the balance between allowing individuals to regain some driving privileges as they work towards recovery, while also recognizing the risks associated with prior DWI offenses. By allowing limited driving, the state supports the individual's reintegration into everyday life while also ensuring that the conditions of their rehabilitation are adhered to.