What must you do if you fail to renew your license for over a year?

Answer: A — Submit a new license application and take the law and driving tests

If you fail to renew your license for over a year, the appropriate action is to submit a new license application and take the law and driving tests. This is necessary because when a license has been expired for an extended period, it is typically considered invalid. As a result, the licensing authority requires individuals to go through the original application process again, which includes passing both the written (law) test and the driving test to ensure that the driver meets current safety and regulatory standards. This requirement emphasizes the importance of maintaining up-to-date knowledge and skills for safe driving, as well as understanding the current laws that govern road use. In contrast, other options like paying a fine or requesting an extension would not be applicable since those actions typically apply to shorter renewal periods or administrative issues, and refreshing courses are not mandated as a part of the license reapplication process. Thus, submitting a new application and retaking the necessary tests is the standard procedure for individuals with long-expired licenses.