What is required of all drivers operating a vehicle in New Jersey regarding their driver’s license?

In New Jersey, all drivers are required to possess a valid driver's license while operating a vehicle. A valid license signifies that the driver has met all necessary requirements, including passing the written and practical driving tests, and is authorized to drive a vehicle on public roads. This ensures that the driver has the necessary knowledge and skills to operate a vehicle safely and legally.

The other options do not align with the requirements for driving in New Jersey. A provisional license, while valid for certain drivers who are still under a probationary period, is not a requirement for all drivers. Additionally, the renewal of a driver’s license is typically required every four years, not every year, and an international license is only necessary for those who are visiting from another country and do not hold a New Jersey license. Thus, the emphasis is on having a valid driver’s license to ensure compliance with state regulations and promote road safety.