driver license instruction permit; age
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Overview
This bill amends Arizona’s driver’s license laws to adjust the age requirements for obtaining instruction permits and driver licenses. Specifically, it lowers the age at which a restricted instruction permit for a class D or G license can be issued to 15 years and six months, and allows for an instruction permit for a class D, G, or M license at 15 years and six months. It also modifies restrictions on driver licenses for younger drivers, particularly regarding driving at night and with passengers under 18, and clarifies requirements for obtaining a class G license, including supervised driving hours and parental/guardian certification. Finally, it provides a grace period for existing instruction permit holders.
Key provisions
- Lowers the age for a restricted instruction permit for class D/G licenses to 15 years and 6 months.
- Allows for an instruction permit for class D, G, or M licenses at 15 years and 6 months.
- Modifies restrictions on driving at night and with passengers under 18 for class G license holders.
- Requires at least 30-50 hours of supervised driving practice for a class G license.
- Establishes a grace period for existing instruction permit holders.
- Clarifies requirements for obtaining a class M license, including motorcycle driver education.
- Specifies penalties for violating nighttime driving restrictions.
- Addresses the issuance of driver licenses to individuals present in the United States without lawful status.
Who is affected
- Minors seeking driver’s licenses
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