A person whose driver license is under suspension, may…?
- Operate a motor vehicle the get to and from work
- Not drive, under any circumstances ✓
- Operate a motor vehicle when accompanied by a licensed driver
- Operate a motor vehicle in a case of extreme emergency
Answer: B. Not drive, under any circumstances
You may not drive, under any circumstances, while your licence is suspended.
Why this is the answer
The handbook states plainly that a suspended driver may not drive under any circumstances. It does not list exceptions for work, emergencies or having a licensed passenger beside you. The passage instead describes the penalties a suspended driver faces if caught driving, which confirms there is no permitted reason to get behind the wheel during a suspension.
Why the other answers are wrong
- A. Operate a motor vehicle the get to and from work — Driving to and from work is not an exception; the handbook says you may not drive under any circumstances, so a work trip is still driving while suspended.
- C. Operate a motor vehicle when accompanied by a licensed driver — Having a licensed driver with you does not make it legal, because the rule bans driving outright rather than restricting who rides along.
- D. Operate a motor vehicle in a case of extreme emergency — The handbook gives no emergency exception; the wording covers every circumstance, and the passage only discusses the penalties for driving while suspended.
Remember it
Suspended means parked: no trip is worth the fine, the added suspension time or jail.