What happens after a JOL holder successfully completes their probationary period?

When a Junior Operator License (JOL) holder successfully completes their probationary period, they transition to receiving a full driver's license. This crucial step marks the end of the restrictions typically placed on JOL holders, acknowledging that they have demonstrated safe driving behavior during the probation period.

Completing the probationary phase does not require retaking the driving test or leading to no further restrictions in the sense of additional penalties or limitations that may have been in place during the JOL period. While they do gain more privileges, there may still be certain regulations that apply, especially related to more serious infractions.

The option regarding immediate, unsupervised driving fails to account for the transitional phase where some restrictions may continue until the full license is granted. In essence, receiving a full driver’s license signifies that they have successfully navigated this initial stage and are now entrusted with the full rights and responsibilities of a fully licensed driver.