What is the required action for individuals to drive in Utah with a valid out-of-state license?

When individuals with a valid out-of-state license move to Utah, they are allowed to drive legally in the state without restrictions for a specified period, typically six months. This allowance recognizes the rights of those who may be new to the area and provides them with time to adapt or transition to a Utah driver's license.

It is important to note that while this temporary driving privilege exists, it does not negate the requirement for individuals to obtain a Utah license if they establish residency or plan to stay longer than the allowed duration. This transitional period is designed to ease the adjustment and ensure that drivers maintain the legality of their driving status while they navigate the process of securing the appropriate state license.