If your driver license is revoked because you refused to submit to chemical testing for drugs or alcohol, you may be eligible for limited driving privileges after ________ of the revocation period has elapsed.

If your driver license is revoked because you refused to submit to chemical testing for drugs or alcohol, you may be eligible for limited driving privileges after six months of the revocation period has elapsed. To be eligible, you must not have hurt anyone or had a child under 16 in your vehicle at the time of the refusal, and you must undergo a substance abuse assessment. [Driving While Impaired, Chapter 2 – Alcohol and the Law, North Carolina Driver's Handbook], ["Driving While Impaired," North Carolina Department of Public Safety, https://www.ncdps.gov/our-organization/law-enforcement/state-highway-patrol/faq/driving-while-impaired]