Driving rights refer to the legal permissions granted to individuals to operate a motor vehicle on public roads. These rights are typically regulated by government authorities and require drivers to obtain a valid driver's license, adhere to traffic laws, and maintain vehicle registration and insurance. In many places, driving rights can be affected by factors such as age, health, and legal history. For instance, individuals may lose their driving rights due to traffic violations, DUI offenses, or medical conditions that impair their ability to drive safely.