Under what circumstance can the Commission deny or revoke a FHV Probationary License?

The Commission can deny or revoke a FHV Probationary License if the driver is convicted of a crime because a criminal conviction indicates that the driver may pose a risk to public safety or violate the standards set forth for operating a for-hire vehicle. This principle is rooted in the Commission's responsibility to ensure that all drivers meet specific legal and ethical standards to maintain the safety and trust of passengers and the community.

A conviction outweighs minor infractions like traffic tickets or warnings, which may not reveal the same level of concern regarding a driver's character or capacity to safely operate a vehicle for hire. Therefore, a criminal conviction represents a more serious issue that can lead to the Commission taking action to protect public safety, making this the correct circumstance for denying or revoking a FHV Probationary License.