If you provided false information in your drivers license application, your license will be a. revoked b. suspended c. cancelled d. restricted

B. revoked  

Explanation:

If you provided false information in your driver’s license application, your license will be revoked.

Your license cannot only be revoked if you provide false information but cannot also be revoked if found guilty of driving while drinking or driving when drunk, lying about the person who owns a car, if you use your car in an immoral act, and if a convict or felony possessed drugs

Revoked

Explanation:

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