When may you not obtain a learner's license?

The situation in which you may not obtain a learner's license is when you already possess a license for the same vehicle class. Having an existing license indicates that you have already achieved the necessary skills and knowledge to drive legally in that class of vehicles. The learner's license is intended for individuals who are new to driving and still need to acquire essential driving skills under supervision.

In contrast, being fit to drive suggests that you meet the health and safety requirements to operate a vehicle, which wouldn’t bar you from obtaining a learner's license. The condition regarding whether a vehicle meets safety standards doesn't directly affect an individual's ability to secure a learner's license since that is more related to vehicle compliance rather than the driver's qualifications. Additionally, having no prior driving experience does not prevent someone from obtaining a learner's license, as this type of license is specifically designed for novice drivers who are learning to drive.