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Is it legal to drive out of state with a restricted license or hardship license even if you're choosing to reside in the other state example FL hardship to drive to NY and live?

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To drive on your own out of your home state is going to require a full licence. A hardship licence is granted by the state in instances where the person doesn't meet the requirements for an unrestricted licence (i.e., they'll be under 18, or they have a suspended licence but need to be able to get to work, medical necessity, etc). It is only applicable within your state of residence.

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