Limited driving privileges may be available in Mississippi when losing a license would create undue hardship and statutory criteria are satisfied. Courts and administrative hearing officers can grant restricted driving for work, medical appointments, or educational needs, typically with specified routes and time windows. Obtaining limited privileges usually requires documentation showing the necessity and a plan for safe, restricted driving that protects public safety while addressing essential responsibilities. Preparing a clear hardship case with employer letters, medical schedules, and other supporting records improves the likelihood of securing limited privileges. Presenting a thoughtful, well-documented request during the administrative or court process demonstrates responsibility and helps decision-makers assess whether conditional driving relief is appropriate.