What is an example of a vehicle restriction that could be noted on a driver's license?

A common vehicle restriction that may be noted on a driver's license is the requirement to operate vehicles equipped with automatic transmissions only. This restriction is typically applied to individuals who have demonstrated an inability to safely operate a manual transmission vehicle. The purpose of this restriction is to ensure the safety of the driver and others on the road by matching the driver's capabilities with appropriate vehicle types.

Other restrictions mentioned, such as night driving only, highway driving only, or city driving only, are not standard practices for driver licensing. Driver's licenses generally do not dictate specific types of driving conditions or times unless for special circumstances or testing failures. Restrictions primarily focus on the type of vehicle operation—like the automatic transmission requirement—rather than conditions under which driving is permitted.