Forms for Occupational Driver's License.

If your driver’s license was suspended or revoked you may still be allowed to drive under certain circumstances if you get an occupational driver’s license (ODL).
An occupational driver’s license is a special restricted license that lets you drive a non-commercial vehicle for work, school or to perform essential household duties.
To get an occupational driver’s license you must first get a court order that authorizes the Texas Department of Public Safety to issue the license.
The process can take weeks to complete and can get complicated. You may need to hire an attorney to help you reach your goal. It’s a good idea to ask a lawyer to help you determine if you qualify for an occupational driver’s license. You can also hire a lawyer to review your forms before you file them with the court.
The information and forms in this toolkit are not legal advice and are not a substitute for the help of a lawyer. It’s a good idea to talk with a lawyer about your particular situation.
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· Texas Transportation Code chapter 521 subchapter L
· Texas Transportation Code chapter 601.
· Texas Health and Safety Code section 469.009.
· Texas Transportation Code, Title 7, Subtitle B, Ch. 521, Subtitle I, Ch. 708.