What is permitted for a person awaiting an occupational license after a court order is granted?

Using a copy of the court order as a restricted license is an accurate interpretation of the regulations surrounding occupational licenses. When a court grants an occupational license, it allows an individual to drive for specific purposes such as going to work, attending school, or performing essential activities. The court order effectively serves as a legal document that outlines the conditions under which the individual is permitted to operate a vehicle. By carrying a copy of this court order, the individual is demonstrating to law enforcement or any other relevant authorities that they have been granted the legal right to drive under defined restrictions. This provision is crucial as it legitimizes their driving under circumstances where a standard driving license may not be valid, particularly after a suspension or revocation situation.

The other choices present situations that do not align with the legal allowances under the terms of an occupational license.