What is one limitation JOL holders face that differs from adult drivers?

One limitation for Junior Operator License (JOL) holders in Massachusetts that distinguishes them from adult drivers is related to passenger restrictions. Specifically, JOL holders cannot drive with more than one passenger under the age of 18 who is not a member of their immediate family during the first six months of having their JOL. This rule is in place to help reduce distractions and promote safer driving, as studies indicate that young drivers are at a higher risk of being involved in accidents when they have multiple young passengers.

The focus on this limitation stems from the understanding that young and inexperienced drivers may be more prone to risk-taking behavior when accompanied by peers. By restricting the number of young passengers, the Massachusetts licensing law aims to enhance the safety of both the JOL holders and other road users.

Other statements do not accurately describe additional restrictions faced by JOL holders. For example, JOL holders can drive at night, though they cannot do so with multiple passengers under 18 without meeting specific conditions. Hence, option B accurately reflects a unique restriction applicable to JOL holders.