What does it mean when a person's driving privilege is denied?

When a person's driving privilege is denied, it signifies that their ability to drive has been formally withdrawn. This action typically results from serious violations, issues such as failed to pay fines, or having an unresolved legal matter concerning their driving record. Rather than just a temporary suspension, which would imply that there is a timeframe after which the individual can regain their driving rights, a denial indicates a more permanent status until specific conditions are met or until further legal resolution occurs.

The other choices do not accurately reflect this status: a valid license until further notice and up for renewal imply that the individual retains their driving privilege, even if temporarily, while a temporary suspension means that driving rights may be reinstated after a set period or after fulfilling certain requirements.