driver's licenses

A driver’s license is an official document issued by a government authority that authorizes an individual to operate motor vehicles on public roads. It confirms the holder has met specific legal requirements, such as passing written and practical driving tests. The license typically includes personal details, a photograph, and endorsements for certain vehicle types. It also serves as a form of identification. Driver's licenses are essential for safety, regulation, and insurance purposes, helping authorities monitor and manage road use effectively.