What must an occupational license order specify?

• A. Vehicle color
• B. Areas and routes of travel
• C. Driver's license number
• D. Insurance policy number

Answer: (B)

An occupational license order defines where you are allowed to drive. It must spell out the specific areas and routes you can travel so you can get to work or other essential places while the license restriction is in effect. This geographic scope ensures you can perform your job and attend necessary obligations without broad, unrestricted driving. Details like vehicle color, your driver’s license number, or an insurance policy number aren’t what the order focuses on; those items are not what limits or authorizes your driving. For example, the order might permit travel from home to work and to a few approved locations within certain hours or within a specific city or county.