Did you check the thermal fuse on the element housing?

Or the one on the vent housing.
It's the on on the vent housing that you want to check for continuity.

If all safeties are good. Then It can be either that the motor is not giving out 120 volts or the timer is not giving it out.
Or it could be something in between.

But the best way to know is.. If all safeties are good.
Unplug the dryer.
Take one wire off the element and plug your meter into it.
And then make sure that connection will not touch anything. Don't want to short anything out.
Then turn the dryer on and see if you get 120 volts from that wire.
If yes then do the same with the other wire.
If one of the wires doesn't give out 120 volts follow it and test at the next source.

Let us know if you have any questions.

Sorry I wasn't clear on that part of it.

1. unplug the dryer.
2. unplug one wire from the element.
3. plug one of the meter leads to that wire. and the other meter lead to ground.
4. turn the dryer on and see if there is 120 volts.

Repeat on the other side if the first one is good.
There should be one side missing power.

Once you locate which side is missing power.
Follow that wire to the next part and test it.

If it goes to the motor then chances are the motor switch is the problem.
If it goes to the safeties check them again and then go further which will probably end up being the timer.

Always test for power with one wire off because you can get 120 volts from either side and so if all wires are plugged you will get 120 volts even if it's not coming from the wire you are testing.