If a person finds their original license after being issued a duplicate, what must they do?

• A. Keep both licenses
• B. Return the original license to the administration
• C. Pass the original to a friend
• D. Destroy the original license

Answer: (B)

When an individual finds their original driver's license after having been issued a duplicate, the proper course of action is to return the original license to the relevant licensing authority. This is important to maintain the integrity of the licensing system and to prevent potential misuse of the original document. Keeping both licenses can create confusion regarding the validity of the documents and could lead to legal complications, as only one license should be active at a time. Passing the original to another person or destroying it may lead to unauthorized use or complications in verifying identity, which also would not be appropriate. Thus, returning the original license ensures that the official records are accurate and up to date, reflecting the rightful and current holder of the license.