what are the limitations for a driver with a junior license?
112449
It depends on where you live. Many states have "Cinderella curfews," where the driver cannot be out past midnight without a note from an employer. Others have restrictions regarding the number of passengers or age of those passengers. For specific information based on where you live, visit the website of your state's Department of Motor Vehicles. You can find this site by running a Yahoo search with the name of your state and "DMV."
1173626
Actually, it depends on the state. For example, in VA you have to present your driver's license within 24 hours to the police if you get pulled over. If you don't want the hassle, just keep your license on you when you drive.
554673
she wont be driving, you have to be 16 to get a permit and 17 to take the driving test to get a full license.
553494
Look up accident statisitcs in Europe.  They don't allow driving till the age of 18 over there.
1053661
Normally the consequences for such action in any state is the drivers licenses are suspended until the 18th or 21st birthday.  Depends on all what happens, accident, person hurt, etc.
356555
I do not know about California but across the country states are changing the laws but right now it does range from 16-18 years old depending on where you live. It also depends on factors like taking driver's ed.\n\nIndiana it is 16 w/ driver's ed but there are limits on when you can drive for the first three months and you cannot drive with anyone under 21 in the car but you can drive by yourself.\n\nA lot of states limit when and who you can drive with after you get your license for a period of time.
621867
As an adult driver you can accumilate 12 points in 12 months or 18 points in a 24 month period. Meaning you don't want to get any tickets, as one ticket could cost you anywhere from 2 to 8 points. Don't get caught drinking and driving. You won't have any points left, plus you'd lose your license administatively.
379937
To get your full drivers license at age 16-1/2, you have to have taken an approved drivers ed class, among other requirements.\n\nIf you wait til you're 17, you do not have to take a drivers ed class.
980652
It depends on the state you live in. In some states, it is possible to hire an attorney and petition the court for an Occupational Driver's License. An occupational driver's license restricts the number of hours and routes that a person may drive until their regular license can be reinstated. I am not sure how it may work in your state.
765307
It sounds like you're talking about a graduated driver's license, which most states have now.\n\nGenerally if you're under 18, you have to have your permit for a certain amount of time and have a certain number of practice hours before you can apply for a license (but if you meet all the requirements you can still apply for the license at 16).\n\nThen it's a restricted license until you're 17 or 18, depending on your state. A restricted license may limit the hours you can drive or the passengers you can have. You can also lose your license for different violations while you're still on the restricted license. The specifics vary by state.
791001
a few things actually... one is the fact that when you sign for your drivers license, it even states somewhere on it that you agree to abide by any and all laws. if the officer has probable cause that you have broken a law, that you have previously agreed to uphold, then they can ask you to perform some road side tests. You do have the right to refuse however... they cant ask you to do something you dont want to. There's your freedoms and rights coming into play. They can, however, suspend your license for a minimum of six months if you refuse to take a breathalizer test or a field sobriety test. So, the moral of the story is... dont drink and drive. Call a cab or catch a bus... find a friend...
830058
Don't drink before you go, and those little orange cones are NOT targets. Stupid Cones\n\n\n\nTemps- a learners permit before you  get your license, usually at 15
791439
Yes you can, but first you have to pass a driving test first--both written and road test.  Good Luck!
724358
You'll probably get a pricey fine, mark on your record and higher insurance rates if they don't cancel you first. Some states will restrict your license due to your age and some states offer defensive driving course to have the ticket dropped for a first offense.
153213
You wouldn't make it.  The constant reckless driving charges for driving too slow would make you eventually loose your license.
1014455
Utterly illegal, a learner driver in the UK has to be accompanied by someone aged over 21 with a full driving licence which they've held for at least three years if they are driving a car. Whether or not they own the car themselves is irrelevant.\n\nSuch a driver would be guilty of 'Driving other than in accordance with a licence' (max penalty: £1000 fine, 6 penalty points and possible driving disqualification) and as their insurance would be invalidated by driving illegally also 'Driving without insurance' (max penalty £5000 fine, 8 penalty points and possible driving disqualification).  It's all in the Highway Code.
784384
I live in New Hampshire and have lived here all my life. When you're 15 and a half you may begin driving with a parent/guardian in the passenger seat, and you do not need an actual permit. As of 16, after taking a Driver's Education course and completing the required number of driving and observing hours you may take the driver's test at the DMV. If you pass you will recieve your license (it's not very hard.) After you recieve your license you're kind of on probation for a while. For example, for the first six months you can only have one or two passengers in the car and they have to be related to you (I believe.) If you get a single ticket you automatically lose your license for 20 days.\n\nHope I could help!