restriction
- The DMV may impose restrictions on a driver’s license as an appropriate traffic safety measure when the driver’s conduct warrants action, but the likelihood of the same or similar violation occurring again is considered low. Restrictions may be used to address specific safety concerns while allowing the driver to retain limited driving privileges under defined conditions.
- When a driver causes or contributes to a collision due to limitations in skill, experience, or physical ability, the DMV may consider appropriate restrictions based on the circumstances of the incident and the likelihood of recurrence. Examples may include situations involving difficulty operating a vehicle under certain conditions, such as nighttime driving, freeway driving, or other environments requiring increased driving ability or judgment. The nature and extent of any restriction will be determined based on the specific safety concerns identified.