Which statement about a driver's license is true?

• A. Gives knowledge of the laws that govern the use of motor vehicles on public roadways.
• B. Guarantees the driver will never be cited for violations
• C. Proves vehicle ownership
• D. Ensures the vehicle is insured

Answer: (A)

A driver's license shows you are authorized to operate a motor vehicle on public roads and that you have demonstrated knowledge of traffic laws and driving ability, typically by passing both a written test and a behind-the-wheel test. It confirms permission to drive, not ownership or insurance. That’s why it’s not a guarantee you won’t be cited for violations—the license reflects your qualifications, not your behavior in every situation. It also doesn’t prove who owns the vehicle, since ownership is shown by the vehicle’s title or registration. And it doesn’t ensure the vehicle is insured; insurance is a separate requirement for the vehicle, shown by an insurance policy.