For the phrase “which statement applies only to restricted car…”, this is almost certainly referring to a driver‑licensing or learner‑test style question about a restricted car licence , not about credit cards or ID cards.

On a typical restricted car licence (like New Zealand’s system), rules that apply only to restricted drivers (and not to fully licensed drivers) include things such as:

  • You may drive only between certain hours (for example, not late at night, unless an exempt supervisor is with you).
  • You must not carry passengers unless you have an approved supervisor in the front passenger seat, or the passengers are immediate family and the law in your region allows that exception.
  • You must always carry your licence and comply with any special conditions written on it (such as needing corrective lenses or an ignition interlock), or risk fines and demerit points.

By contrast, more general statements like “you must obey the speed limit” or “you must not drive while impaired” do not apply only to restricted car licence holders; they apply to all drivers.

If you have the full multiple‑choice options from your question (for example, from a learner test or online quiz), paste them in and I can identify exactly which one applies only to restricted car licence holders.