What happens if an applicant cannot provide assurance that a suspended licensee will not benefit from the new permit?

When an applicant is unable to provide assurance that a suspended licensee will not benefit from the new permit, the application will be denied. This requirement is in place to ensure that individuals who have previously lost their driving privileges due to suspension do not exploit new permits to evade the consequences of their prior violations. The integrity of the licensing system is maintained by ensuring that only those eligible and responsible drivers receive new permits.

In this context, a suspended license indicates that the individual has previously violated traffic laws or engaged in behavior that warranted suspension, and allowing them to benefit from a new permit without assurance would undermine the enforcement of motor vehicle laws.