True or false: A person whose driver's license has been canceled can immediately reapply for a new license.

A driver's license that has been canceled cannot be immediately reinstated or reapplied for without first addressing the underlying issues that led to the cancellation. Typically, this means that the person must wait until they have fulfilled any requirements set by the California DMV related to their cancellation.

For example, if the cancellation was due to a failure to appear in court, the individual generally needs to resolve those legal issues before being eligible to apply for a new license. Similarly, if the cancellation was for safety reasons, such as accumulated points on their driving record or violations that posed a risk to public safety, there may be specific criteria that must be met.

Hence, saying that someone can immediately reapply does not accurately reflect the process governed by the DMV. The ability to reapply depends on addressing the specific reasons for cancellation and fulfilling any conditions that the DMV has set forth. This can vary widely based on individual circumstances.