Restoring Your Driving Privileges

              Restricted Driving Permit (RDP) —
partial restoration of driving privileges,
which allows a person to drive in certain
areas, hours and days for employment,
medical or educational purposes. The driver
must prove a hardship exists and submit
proof of employment or need for medical
care, or an educational verification form
and class schedule. Drivers under age 21
convicted for DUI are not eligible for an
RDP until one year from the effective date
of revocation.
Revocation — loss of driving privileges for
an indefinite period. A driver may apply for
an RDP, but cannot apply for reinstatement
until eligible. To regain driving privileges, a
driver must meet certain legal and adminis-trative
requirements.
Reinstatement — full restoration of driving
privileges. Allows driving at any time and
anywhere, providing the driver has obtained
a valid driver's license and is not suspended/
revoked or withdrawn in another state.
Suspension — loss of driving privileges for
a period of time, generally not more than a
12-month period. A person may apply for
an RDP to drive during a suspension; how-ever,
certain suspensions may not allow
for an RDP.
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March 2002 – 75M – GA-815
DSD DC-88.28
Informal Hearing Officer Locations
Please call the Secretary of State Driver Services
facility of your choice to confirm the availability of a
hearing officer.
Primary Hearing Officer Locations
(3 or more days per week)
Belleville 1444 Boul Ave., Swansea (618) 234-2315
Bloomington 1510 W. Market St. (309) 827-3531
Champaign 2401 W. Bradley Ave. (217) 278-3352
East St. Louis 8750 Church Ln. (618) 397-9488
Elgin 595 S. State (847) 697-2105
Joliet 605 Maple Road (815) 740-7171
LaSalle 536 Third St. (815) 223-4861
Libertyville 342 Peterson Rd. (847) 362-8498
Lombard 837 S. Westmore (630) 629-1069
Mattoon 2020 Charleston Ave. (217) 234-4040
Midlothian 14434 S. Pulaski (708) 388-9647
Moline 2040 First St. A,
Cityline Plaza (309) 797-9507
Naperville 931 W. 75th St., Ste. 161 (630) 369-9010
Peoria 2010 N. Knoxville (309) 686-8779
Rockford 3720 E. State (815) 394-0329
Springfield 275 Howlett Building,
Second & Edwards Sts. (217) 782-7065
Waukegan 617 S. Green Bay Rd. (847) 662-8514
Chicago 69 W. Washington (312) 793-2171
Chicago Heights 570 W. 209th St. (708) 481-0896
Chicago North 5401 N. Elston Ave. (773) 794-5821
Chicago South 9901 S. Martin L. King Dr. (773) 995-2615
Chicago West 5301 W. Lexington Ave. (773) 854-4808
Schaumburg 1227 E. Golf Rd.,
Woodfield Commons (847) 619-3318
Part-time Hearing Officer Locations
(1-2 days per week)
Bradley 1111 Blatt (815) 933-1713
Carbondale 2516 Murphysboro Rd. (618) 457-0488
Centralia 418 S. Poplar (618) 532-1551
Danville 405 Sheridan (217) 442-1564
Decatur 3149 N. Woodford St. (217) 875-1650
DeKalb 1360 Oakwood (815) 756-7781
East Alton 20 Terminal Dr., Suite 103,
Civic Memorial Airport (618) 258-0600
Edwardsville 1502A Troy Road (618) 656-8956
Freeport 1793 S. West Ave. (815) 235-4164
Galesburg 1066 E. Losey (309) 342-1154
Lawrenceville 406 N. 15th St. (618) 943-7515
Marion 1905 Rendelman St. (618) 993-2587
Mt. Vernon 320 E. Main St. (618) 244-1183
Princeton R.R. 2, Backbone Rd. East (815) 875-2617
Rockford 3816 Auburn St. (815) 987-7490
Quincy 2512 Katherine Rd. (815) 222-4550
Sterling 1224 W. Fourth (815) 626-2825
Woodstock 428 S. Eastwood (815) 338-3109
Formal Hearing Locations
Secretary of State
Administrative Hearings Department
17 N. State St., Suite 1200
Chicago, IL 60602
(312) 793-3722
275 Howlett Building
Springfield, IL 62756
(217) 782-7065
218 S. 12th St.
Mount Vernon, IL 62864
(618) 242-8986
605 Maple Rd.
Joliet, IL 60432
(815) 740-7171
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