Limited driving privileges are sometimes available while a suspension is pending, depending on the circumstances and findings at the administrative hearing. The Department may grant restricted driving rights for essential activities such as employment, medical care, or education when the evidence and documentation support such an accommodation. In Macon, presenting clear proof of essential needs during the hearing increases the likelihood that the Department will consider limited privileges to reduce the immediate impact of a suspension. Eligibility for limited privileges varies with the type of suspension and the specifics of the case, so timely presentation of employer letters, class schedules, and other supporting documentation is important. Preparing this material in advance and explaining the necessity of driving for work or family responsibilities helps create a persuasive case for restricted privileges during the administrative review.