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It covers learner’s permit prerequisites, including supervised practice hours and scheduled road testing, plus rules on nighttime driving, passenger limits, and required suspensions for high-risk behavior. 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Basic driving skills and safe habits are developed under adultsupervised conditions. Requirements under the law include:  \n• Learner’s permit valid for one year: The learner’s permit will be valid for one year with extensions for those requiring more practice time.  \n• Scheduling your skills test: PennDOT encourages students to schedule their road test for their earliest eligibility date printed on their learner’s permit at the time their permit is issued.  \n• Six months of learning: A six-month skill-building period to practice and gain experience is required before a young driver may take the road test for a junior license.  \n• Proper supervision: You must be accompanied by a licensed driver who is at least 21 years of age or a parent, guardian, person in loco parentis or spouse who is at least 18 years of age and licensed with the same or higher class vehicle that appears on your learner’s permit.  \n• Skills requirements: 65 hours of adult-supervised skill building. Except for a motorcycle learners permit, this requirement includes no less than ten hours of nighttime driving and five (5) hours of bad weather driving. A parent or guardian must certify (Parent or Guardian Certification Form (DL-180C)) that the young driver’s six months of skill building included at least 65 hours of practical, adultsupervised driving experience.  \n• Nighttime driving restriction: The young driver may not be behind the wheel between the hours of 11 p. m . and 5 a . m . Young drivers may travel for employment and for volunteer or charitable service during these hours, but they must carry proper documentation.  \n• Passenger limitation: The number of passengers must not exceed the number of seat belts in the vehicle. This applies to all drivers under age 18.  \n• Required sanctions for high-risk drivers under age 18: A young driver’s permit will be suspended for 90 days if he or she accumulates six or more points or is convicted of a single high-speed violation (driving 26 miles per hour or more over the posted speed limit) .  \n• Motorcycle license requirements: Successful completion of a Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program Basic Rider Course is a requirement for a young rider before a motorcycle license can be issued.  \nJUNIOR LICENSE  \nYoung drivers who graduate to a junior license have satisfactorily completed all learner’s permit requirements, including the road test, but the following restrictions still apply:  \n• Required sanctions for high-risk drivers under age 18: A young driver’s junior license will be suspended for 90 days if he or she accumulates six or more points or is convicted of a single highspeed violation (driving 26 miles per hour or more over the posted speed limit) .  \n• Nighttime driving restriction begins at 11 p. m . : Even with a junior license, a young driver may not be behind the wheel between the hours of 11 p. m . and 5 a . m . Exceptions for employment and volunteer or charitable service will apply, but young drivers must carry proper documentation regarding their need to travel.  \n• Seatbelt requirements: The number of passengers must not exceed the number of seat belts in the vehicle, and all seatbelts must be worn .This applies to all passangers and drivers under the age of 18.  \n• Passenger restrictions: You may not carry more than one (1) passenger under the age of 18 who isnot an immediate family member unless one (1) of your parents or guardians is in the vehicle with you. After the first six (6) months of driving on a junior license, the limit is increased to no more than three (3) passengers under the age of ","cbCaisU6e1xn1Wu6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisU6e1xn1Wu6","pdf",124077,"English","# Learner’s Permit\n## Scheduling and eligibility\n## Learning period and supervision requirements\n## Nighttime and passenger restrictions\n## Sanctions for high-risk drivers\n# Junior License\n## Ongoing restrictions and suspensions\n## Nighttime driving limit and exceptions\n## Seat belt and passenger limits\n# Unrestricted License\n## Eligibility before age 18\n## Form and documentation requirements\n## Passenger and suspension rules\n# Seat Belt Requirements","[{\"question\":\"What are the learner’s permit requirements in Pennsylvania’s graduated system?\",\"answer\":\"After a physical exam, vision screening, and knowledge test, drivers can begin supervised practice. A learner’s permit is valid for one year with possible extensions, and applicants must complete six months of learning with 65 hours of adult-supervised skill building before taking the road test for a junior license.\"},{\"question\":\"When are nighttime driving restrictions in effect for young drivers?\",\"answer\":\"A young driver may not drive between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m. This restriction begins with the junior license as well, though exceptions exist for employment and volunteer or charitable service if proper documentation is carried.\"},{\"question\":\"What happens if a high-risk young driver accumulates points or commits a high-speed violation?\",\"answer\":\"For young drivers under 18, the permit or unrestricted license can be suspended for 90 days if six or more points are accumulated or if convicted of a single high-speed violation, defined as driving 26 miles per hour or more over the posted speed limit.\"}]","What You Need To Know About Pennsylvania’s March - 2015 Young Driver Law | PDF",1790688344]