If you have a car or tractor license issued before January 1, 2000, what does it allow?

Holding a car or tractor license issued before January 1, 2000, allows the holder to drive a snowmobile unless that privilege has been revoked after the year 2000. This provision recognizes the qualifications obtained through the pre-2000 licensing process, which includes the ability to operate certain vehicles, including snowmobiles. It highlights the concept of a "grandfather clause," which means that individuals with such licenses retained their ability to drive snowmobiles even after any potential regulatory changes enacted post-2000.

The nature of this licensing is significant as it acknowledges previous training and authorization that would have been valid under older regulations. Hence, as long as the license has not been revoked for any reason, the individual is permitted to operate a snowmobile.