2 AAC 90.455 - Special driver's license: hardship license
(a) Because of a
death, incapacitating illness, injury, or other unique condition in the
immediate family, the department may issue a special driver's license to a
person who is 14 or 15 years of age and must drive a motor vehicle to
(1) prevent significant financial hardship
for the person's family; or
(2)
transport an ill or disabled family member.
(b) A special license issued under this
section expires on the licensee's birthday as provided in
AS
28.15.101(a), or earlier if
the department determines that the reasons for issuing the special license are
no longer sufficient, were misrepresented, or the licensee does not comply with
the requirements and conditions imposed during the hardship period.
(c) An applicant for a special license under
this section must submit a written request for a special license. The request
must
(1) be signed by the applicant's parent
or legal guardian;
(2) specify the
conditions of hardship; and
(3)
indicate the period of time the special license is necessary.
(d) Except for the age
requirement, an applicant for a special license must meet all requirements in
AS
28.15.055 for a provisional driver's
license.
Notes
Authority:AS 28.05.011
AS 28.15.041
AS 28.15.051
AS 28.15.055
AS 28.15.057
AS 28.15.081
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