Which of the following is true about the Driving Privilege Card?

The Driving Privilege Card in Utah is designed specifically for individuals who may not have the traditional qualifications for a standard driver's license, particularly those who may not be able to demonstrate lawful presence in the United States. This card allows eligible individuals to obtain the ability to drive while not requiring the same proof of citizenship or lawful presence that is mandatory for a regular driver's license. The primary purpose of the Driving Privilege Card is to provide a means for individuals who are residents of Utah to legally operate a vehicle, so they can fulfill various daily responsibilities, such as commuting to work or attending school, without the more stringent proof requirements.

A standard driver's license, in contrast, does require proof of citizenship or lawful presence, which makes the Driving Privilege Card distinct. Additionally, the card is not limited to seniors; it is available to various residents regardless of their age, provided they meet the other eligibility requirements set forth by Utah state law.