Driving privileges withdrawn

If your commercial driver's license (CDL) is under withdrawal, it means your privilege to drive is no longer valid. DVS will not take your physical card. You can still use your card as identification while you’re under withdrawal.  DVS has taken away your privilege to drive. There are multiple categories for withdrawal.

Suspended

Here are some reasons your license may be suspended:
•    Non-payment of child support
•    Failure to appear/pay for a moving violation
•    Receiving over a certain number of moving violations within a period
•    Receiving a DWI while driving in another state
•    Driving after a withdrawal

Revoked

Here are some reasons your license may be revoked:
•    Driving without insurance
•    Receiving a DWI
•    Being charged with a drug-related offense
•    Speeding over 100 mph
•    Fleeing a peace officer

Canceled and denied as inimical to public safety

Your third incident on record within 10 years or fourth incident on record. 
•    Driving While Impaired conviction
•    Implied consent
•    Search warrant violations

Canceled

Here are some reasons your license may be canceled:
•    Failing to appear for an interview with a driver evaluator.
•    Unable to drive due to a medical issue.
•    Voluntary surrender of your driving privileges.

My license is under withdrawal. What do I do next?

Call or email DVS for next steps.
Email: dvs.driverslicense@state.mn.us

Phone: 651-296-2025

If you have a CDL, the length of the withdrawal may vary depending on the endorsements you have on your CDL. See the Commercial Driver’s License endorsements and restrictions and CDL disqualification pages for more information.

Contact

Driver and Vehicle Services
Driver Evaluation Unit
445 Minnesota Street, Suite 170
St. Paul, MN 55101
Email: dvs.driverslicense@state.mn.us
Phone: 651-296-2025
Fax: 651-797-2025