Under what conditions can a person be denied the right to obtain or renew his driver’s license?
- If the applicant for a driver’s license is illiterate.
- If he served a prison term of one year due to drunk driving prior to the submission of his license application.
- If he is a new immigrant from a country which doesn’t have customary traffic rules.
- Correct answer: If he is disqualified from driving or if he suffers from health problems which might endanger himself or others..
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: If he is disqualified from driving or if he suffers from health problems which might endanger himself or others..
A licence is not issued or renewed to someone who is disqualified from driving, or whose health problems could endanger himself or others on the road. A prison term already served, being illiterate, or coming from a country with different traffic rules is not by itself a reason to deny a licence. What matters is legal and medical fitness to drive safely.