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A trust requires trust property. There is no trust property with a drivers license. A license is a regulation, by police power, of a state regulated occupation. Such as driving for hire. The state has a problem enforcing traffic violations, at least for those informed. They can do it administratively without the judicial, but there is no judicial power there. Or they can do it within the courts, which requires the use of the rules of courts. Claims and injury come into play and without jurisdiction of the particular case, government can do little to enforce without injuries and claims.
Consider that a right or a privilege is property. But also consider that a license issues upon he who undertakes. An undertaking is a one-sided contract. It is a promise to do a deed. A promise implies duty to fulfill the promise and an equitable expectation that the promise might be fulfilled. If the promise is subject to existing governing bylaws, then so be it.

For instance there is no office in the State for Engineer. Therefore he who would undertake in that profession on behalf of the public trust must be licensed to perform because he does a deed on behalf of the public and is not a trustee or an appointed agent. It would be illegal for one to act on behalf of the public if one was not with a license or with an agency or trustee. Thus one undertakes voluntarily and as such, one voluntarily submits one's self under policies and regulations - Codes.

Property comes in corporeal or incorporeal forms. If you promise me then your promise is valuable. Or I hope it is!