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Massachusetts Class D Learner's Permit Exam
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Your driving privilege is suspended and has not been restored. No separate driving authorization has been issued. May you drive to work?
Correct answer: No; the work trip does not restore driving authority.
Why
Stop driving when your privilege is suspended. An ordinary work or school need does not authorize driving, and carrying the physical card does not make it valid. Complete the applicable reinstatement process and confirm that lawful driving authority has been restored before driving again.
Verified against Massachusetts Driver’s Manual · Driving after a suspension notice · p. 75
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