What violates the "Nighttime Driving Restriction" for JOL holders?

The violation of the "Nighttime Driving Restriction" for Junior Operator License (JOL) holders specifically pertains to driving during nighttime hours without a licensed adult who is over 21 years of age present in the vehicle. This restriction is set in place to ensure that inexperienced drivers have an experienced adult to help guide them during potentially more hazardous driving conditions that occur during the night. The law recognizes that night driving can pose additional challenges, such as reduced visibility and increased fatigue, which is why the presence of a responsible adult is mandated.

Driving with more than one passenger, while it may have restrictions, does not fall under the nighttime driving rule specifically and instead relates to different conditions that apply to JOL holders. Not wearing a seatbelt is a separate safety law concerning seatbelt use and does not directly pertain to nighttime driving regulations. Driving under the influence represents a serious legal violation that is applicable to all drivers, regardless of their license status, and, while it carries severe penalties, it is not specifically in violation of the nighttime driving restrictions related to the JOL.