If you acquire a mental or physical disability preventing vehicle operation, your license will be?

In the context of acquiring a mental or physical disability that prevents you from operating a vehicle, your driver’s license will be cancelled. This cancellation occurs because the Department of Public Safety assesses that the individual is no longer able to safely operate a vehicle due to the disability. A cancellation of the license means that it is no longer valid and cannot be used for driving purposes.

This is different from revocation, suspension, or limitation, which have distinct meanings. Revocation typically refers to a situation where a license is taken away for a specific period due to violations or other serious infractions, while a suspension occurs for a temporary period under specific conditions. A limited license, on the other hand, would allow driving under certain restrictions, which would not apply in the case of a disability that completely prevents operation. Thus, the correct action taken is cancellation, acknowledging the individual’s inability to drive safely as mandated by state regulations.