If the holder of a Caymanian license suffers from a disability, can their license be revoked?

The most accurate understanding regarding the revocation of a Caymanian license in the context of a disability is that it cannot be revoked solely based on the existence of that disability. Generally, driving privileges are retained unless it can be demonstrated that the disability directly impacts the individual's ability to operate a vehicle safely. Authorities typically consider medical evaluations or assessments to substantiate concerns about safety, rather than automatically revoking a license due to a disability.

In this scenario, maintaining the license while accommodating for disabilities aligns with principles of inclusivity and support for those with different abilities. However, if specific conditions arise where the disability significantly hinders safe driving, there may be grounds for discussion about revocation, but those are not universally applicable just on the basis of having a disability.

The other options imply a more absolute stance either way regarding revocation or dependence on the individual's request, which doesn't take into account the nuanced approach typically applied in managing driving capabilities alongside disabilities.