Which of the following statements is true regarding driving privileges in Utah?

In Utah, settling any outstanding citations before obtaining a driver's license is a requirement aimed at ensuring that individuals comply with the state's traffic laws. This means that if a driver has received a ticket or citation and has not resolved it by either paying the fine or contesting it, they will need to address these issues prior to being eligible to receive their license. This policy helps maintain road safety and ensures that licensed drivers are accountable for their driving behavior.

The other statements do not align with the requirements for driving privileges in Utah. For instance, the idea that anyone can drive at any age overlooks the legal age requirements set forth for obtaining a learner's permit or full license, which are established to ensure that drivers have the necessary skills and understanding of the rules of the road. Additionally, while certain types of vehicles may not require a traditional driver's license (like bicycles), most vehicles do require one, and learner permits are indeed a necessary step for many new drivers in the state, designed to provide them with supervised driving experience.