Wisconsin dui driver’s license suspensions
Length of Wisconsin License Suspension for Driving Drunk

Wisconsin Occupational License Application
An occupational license is a temporary driving permit. An occupational license allows a person with a suspended license to drive during specific daytime (or nighttime) hours for employment, school, or other daily living activities (i.e. grocery shopping).
The occupational license must be applied for at the Department of Motor Vehicles. A person with a first offense drunk driving charge will be able to apply for an occupational license immediately. A second, third or greater WI DUI offense results in a 45 day waiting period before being able to apply for the occupational license. This time is extended to a 12 month wait if a previous drunk driving offense occurred within five years prior.
WI License Suspension for Refusing Blood or Breath Tests
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