What is MDDP?

Monitoring Device Driving Permit
Monitoring Device Driving Permit (MDDP)

How long does it take to get MDDP in Illinois?

Simple math results in a determination that the process of receiving the confirmation (2.5 weeks) added to the MDDP processing time (3-4 weeks) may take up to 6.5 weeks. The suspension begins 6 weeks after the notice / arrest of the driver.

How much does a BAIID cost in Illinois?

The only way to legally drive is to have the BAIID Device installed on your vehicle. The cost to have it installed on most vehicles is $75. Each month the BAIID Device is installed in your vehicle, you will be charged a monthly fee of $95. The fee to remove the device from your vehicle is $100.

How long does it take to get a restricted driving permit in Illinois?

10-14 weeks
It can take, on average, 10-14 weeks to receive a restricted driving permit (RDP)/hardship license from the date of your administrative hearing with the Illinois Secretary of State.

How much does a Baiid machine cost?

Pricing varies per vendor but BAIID device costs average the following: Installation — $85. Monthly BAIID rental — $80 per month. Monthly monitoring fees — $30 per month.

What does MDDP stand for driving?

It (1) requires all first-time offenders, after a 30-day license suspension, to get an interlock-restricted license called a MDDP (monitored-device driver’s permit); (2) replaces JDPs with the MDDPs; and (3) doubles summary suspensions from six to 12 months for refusals and three to six months for per-se violation.

How long do you have to have a BAIID in Illinois?

5-years
An Illinois resident with 2 or 3 DUI convictions must drive with a BAIID for a period of 5-years before they can be considered for full reinstatement (regardless of their ‘reinstatement eligibility date’).

How do you get a BAIID removed in Illinois?

Have you received your BAIID removal eligibility date from the Illinois Secretary of State (SOS)? Email us at [email protected]. Include your full name, date of birth, driver’s license number and the removal eligibility date. Please be sure to include your SOS representative’s password/code provided by SOS.

Can I get a hardship license in Illinois?

Illinois Hardship License In order to obtain a driving privileges, you must first request relief through an administrative hearing. After a successful hearing, certain drivers may first be granted a Restricted Driving Permit (“RDP”), also known as an Illinois hardship license, by the Illinois Secretary of State.

How do I apply for a restricted driver’s license in Illinois?

To obtain an RDP, the offender must prove a hardship exists, provide a current professional alcohol/drug evaluation and, when appropriate, provide proof of remedial education or treatment. An offender must appear before a hearing officer in the Secretary of State’s Department of Administrative Hearings.

How do I apply for an mddp for a noncommercial vehicle?

A commercial driver’s license holder may be eligible for an MDDP for driving noncommercial vehicle if he/she is a first offender; however, an offender may not operate a commercial vehicle. You will receive an application for the MDDP in the mail. You must complete the application and forward it to the Secretary of State’s office.

Who is not eligible for an mddp?

A driver under age 18 is not eligible for an MDDP A first-time offender is a driver who has not received a previous statutory summary suspension, has not been convicted of DUI or assigned court supervision for DUI in Illinois, or has not been convicted of a DUI in another state within five years.

How do I apply for a Maryland designation for development (mddp)?

You must complete the application and forward it to the Secretary of State’s office. After a complete review of the application, the Secretary of State’s office will notify you of our required fees and issuance of MDDP.