If a vehicle license is to be taken "off-the-road" for 3 months or more, can the license be suspended?

When a vehicle is taken "off-the-road" for an extended period, such as 3 months or more, it is permissible for the license to be suspended. Suspending the license during this time ensures that the vehicle is not registered for operation while it is inactive. This also has practical implications, such as reducing insurance costs and avoiding potential penalties associated with maintaining a vehicle that is not being used.

Maintaining an active license during the period of inactivity may lead to unnecessary expenses for the owner, who would be paying for registration or insurance on a vehicle that is not being driven. Therefore, suspension serves as a logical administrative measure that aligns with the vehicle's actual usage status.

In this context, there is no requirement for the license to remain active if the vehicle is not in service, thus justifying the option of suspension for the specified duration.