Yes, but you will need to make a request of the other state, Many people complete programs in California for convictions in another state. There are a couple of questions that determine what length of program you are required to attend. The first question is “were you driving on a California driver’s license?”. If so, you will need to complete the California program length based on the number of DUI’s on your driver record.

If you were driving on a license from another state you would need to find out what program requirement you must comply with to satisfy your court order.

Some courts outside of San Bernardino will give you a referral to attend a Program outside of the county where you were convicted.  You must provide documentation from the court making the referral, indicating the approval and requirement to attend and the type of program required.

Restricted licenses are usually issued for “to and from work, and to and from the DUI Program. Any questions or request for exceptions should be made by contacting DMV.

Generally, your license is suspended for one year from the date of conviction. You may be eligible for a restricted license after a year has passed. However, this varies, you should contact DMV for more information regarding your case.