The Ontario driver's license has 15 letters and digits. The initial letter is the first letter of the driver's last name.
i.e. S for Smith, R for Roberts, B for Black and so on.
The four digits which follow that letter, indicate the name is the same as all other names spelled the same way.
i.e. if the numbers following the S for the name Smith were 1234, then that would mean that every person with the name Smith would have S1234 as the first letter and first 4 digits.
There are 5 digits as the next sequence. The last of those 5 digits is "attached" to the last sequence of 5 digits to indicate the driver's date of birth. The second number in the last sequence of 5 numbers indicates the gender of the driver. A male driver is 0; a female driver is 5.
i.e. Smith the driver's date of birth is January 15, 1991. Smith the driver is male. Smith's last 6 numbers of his driver's license will be: 9-10115.
There are 4 numbers in the driver's license which do not seem to be indicative of anything special and may be randomly assigned. I have been unable to find out what those 4 numbers mean or even if they do mean something. So they MAY be random.
The result of this example would be a driver's license for Mr. Smith which might look like this: S1234-xxxx9-10115 where the x stands for numbers which might be randomly assigned.
If I can ascertain if the x actually designates something, I will be back to improve this answer.
The numbers running down the side of the drivers license is an internal code from the DOL. It does not mean anything specifically it is just a sort of identification code the DOL uses.
conax on drivers license
Known as a "soundex number" the numbers identify certain things about the bearer of the license and are associated with that person in the state's DMV computers records.
They mean you have no criminal record ** Actually it means you have at least 4 years or more of driving experience and you can legally accompany any G1 driver.
It is no longer valid
Yes
what does conax mean on a mn drivers license
On an Ontario driver’s license, "DD REF" stands for "Driver's Document Reference." It is a code used to indicate the document type or status of the driver's license. This may include information related to the validity of the license or specific restrictions, but it's primarily an internal reference for licensing authorities. If there are concerns or questions about its meaning, it's advisable to contact ServiceOntario for clarification.
Corrected
That indicates that the Type of driver's license you have is Corrected.
You can get you license at 16 but it wont be a full license. For the mean time you will have a junior drivers license that will let you drive from 5am to 9pm. Then when you are 18 they will send you a full drivers license.
it means you cannot drive until they give you license back to you.