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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->>You just proposed a lot of rules that in many states already are in force. > No, I didn’t.  Show me ANY state where you can lose your drivers license > permanently, never to regain it again. > Arkansas > Minnesota > Kansas > Colorado > Illinois > Texas > New Jersey > And these are just the states that showed up in a simple google search.

Ah, sorry for playing but none of these permanently revoke them – Kansas does have a permanent revocation law on the books – but the list of exceptions to it is a mile long, they offer hardship licenses (that have to be approved by the court and your parole officer) that allow limited driving.  And it takes FIVE dui’s to even get to this point.  Wanna bet on how many people make it to 5 DUI’s without having a major accident? The original post stated: "In short, you get 1 DUI but the second one means your license is gone – forever" Now let’s see here: Arkansas: . Does the state revoke or suspend the drivers’ licenses of people convicted of drug-related offenses? Yes, Arkansas suspends operators’ licenses. Ark. Code Ann.