What is the consequence of failure to comply with the Passenger Restriction for JOL holders?

The consequence of failing to comply with the Passenger Restriction for Junior Operator License (JOL) holders is a 60-day suspension of the license. This rule is in place to enhance the safety of new drivers, as the restrictions are designed to limit distractions and reduce the risk associated with inexperienced drivers having multiple passengers.

When a JOL holder is found to have violated this restriction, the suspension serves as a disciplinary measure, emphasizing the importance of adhering to the graduated licensing laws that aim to encourage safer driving habits. A 60-day suspension reflects the serious nature of the violation, aiming to reinforce the responsibility that comes with the privilege of driving.

The other potential consequences, such as warnings or shorter suspension periods, do not apply in the case of violating the passenger restriction, as the established penalty is specifically set to underscore the need for compliance with these safety regulations.