A person whose driver license is under suspension may:

A person whose driver license is under suspension is prohibited from operating a motor vehicle under any circumstances. This rule is in place to ensure public safety, as a suspension indicates that the driver's ability to safely operate a vehicle is currently compromised, often due to prior infractions such as reckless driving, DUI, or accumulating excessive points.

Operating a motor vehicle during a suspension can lead to additional penalties, including fines, extended suspensions, or even criminal charges, which reinforces the necessity for strict adherence to the suspension terms. Consequently, there are no permissible conditions that allow a person with a suspended license to drive legally. This reinforces the importance of obeying traffic laws and the consequences of violating them.