Driving License Revocation Upheld for DUI Unsuitability

A petitioner sought judicial review challenging the administrative decision to revoke their driving license based on findings of driving under the influence of alcohol, which the administrative authority determined demonstrated the petitioner's unsuitability to drive. The court upheld the revocation, reasoning that the administrative finding of unsuitability was sufficiently supported by the established facts regarding the intoxication level, and that the penalty imposed was a necessary measure to ensure public road safety, consistent with relevant traffic regulations concerning impairment.