Are military or civilians allowed to operate a vehicle on installation while having a suspended license?

Operating a vehicle on a military installation while having a suspended license is not permitted for either military personnel or civilians. The reasoning behind this rule is to ensure the safety of all personnel on the installation. A suspended license indicates that the individual has lost their legal right to drive, typically due to violations that could pose a risk to public safety. Therefore, allowing individuals with suspended licenses to operate vehicles would undermine traffic safety regulations that the military upholds to maintain order and protect everyone on the installation.

While there might be scenarios in civilian contexts where exceptions can be made, within military installations, strict adherence to the law regarding driving privileges is essential to ensure a secure environment. This is why it is clear that the correct answer is that neither military nor civilian personnel are permitted to operate vehicles with a suspended license.