Which action would result in license revocation for allowing another person to use your license to purchase alcohol or tobacco?

• A. Don't follow the restrictions on your license
• B. Allow a person to use your license to purchase alcohol or tobacco
• C. Refuse to submit to a test to show if you're driving under the influence of alcohol or other drugs
• D. Fail to pay a fine or appear in court for a traffic violation

Answer: (B)

Allowing a person to use your license to buy alcohol or tobacco is a direct misuse of a license that is issued to you personally. Licenses are non-transferable and require the holder to meet age and identity requirements at the time of purchase. When you let someone else use your license, you bypass those safeguards and facilitate a purchase by someone who may not be eligible, which is exactly the kind of violation licensing authorities are trying to prevent. Because this action directly undermines the purpose and rules of having a license, it can lead to license revocation.

The other choices describe different violations that can lead to penalties, but they don’t involve the specific act of letting someone else use your license to make a purchase, so they aren’t the direct cause of revoking the license in this scenario.