After a second violation of the time restriction, what must a driver complete?

A driver who commits a second violation of the time restriction associated with the Junior Operator License (JOL) in Massachusetts is required to complete a Driver Attitudinal Retraining Course. This course is specifically designed to educate drivers about the responsibilities of operating a vehicle, while also emphasizing the significance of adhering to driving laws and regulations, particularly those related to JOL restrictions.

The purpose of the course is not only to address the behavior exhibited by the driver but also to foster a greater understanding of safe driving practices. By requiring this course after a second violation, Massachusetts seeks to encourage positive behavioral changes and reduce the likelihood of future infractions.

In contrast, options such as completing a safe driving course or engaging in community service may serve different purposes, but they are not the specific requirement for a second time restriction violation. Similarly, while passing a written exam may be necessary under other circumstances, it does not pertain directly to the consequences of violating the time restriction as outlined for JOL holders.