State |
Minimum Age for Permit, Provisional License and Full License |
Nighttime Restrictions with Permit, Provisional and Full License |
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Texas |
16 yrs |
Midnight-5am |
No more than 1 passenger younger than 21 |
New York |
16 and 6 months |
9pm-5am |
No more than 1 passenger younger than 21 (effective 2/22/10) |
Alaska |
16 yrs |
1am-5am |
First 6 months- no passengers |
Montana |
15 yrs |
11pm-5am |
First 6 months- no more than 1 passenger younger than 18; second 6 months- no more than 3 passengers younger than 18 |
New Jersey |
17 yrs |
Midnight-5am until 5/1/10; then 11-5am |
No more than 1 passenger (household members excepted until 5/1/10 when the exception will be limited to drivers’ dependents) |
Tennessee |
16 |
11pm-6am |
No more than 1 passenger |
Michigan |
14 and 9 mnths,16 yrs and at least 17 yrs (and had provisional for at least 6 months) |
Midnight-5am |
None |
California |
16 yrs |
11pm-5am |
First 12 months- no passengers younger than 20 (limited exception for immediate family) |
Maine |
16 yrs |
Midnight-5am |
First 180 days- no passengers permitted |
Maryland |
16 and 6 months |
Midnight-5am |
First 5 months- no passengers younger than 18 |
Florida |
16 yrs |
11pm-6am (age 16); 1am-5am (age 17) |
None |
South Dakota |
14 and 6 months (14 and 3 months with driver’s ed) |
10pm-6am |
None |
New Mexico |
15 and 6 months |
Midnight-5am |
No more than 1 passenger younger than 21 |
Washington |
16 yrs |
1am-5am |
First 6 months- no passengers younger than 20; second 6 months- no more than 3 passengers younger than 20 |
Virginia |
15 and 6 months and drivers ed is required for applicants younger than 19 |
Midnight-5am (only applies to permit holders) |
First 12 months- no more than 1 passenger younger than 18; thereafter no more than 3 passengers younger than 18 (only applies to permit holders) |
Idaho |
15 yrs |
Sunset to sunrise |
First 6 months – licenses 16 and younger can have no more than 1 passenger younger than 17 |
Information from http://www.iihs.org/laws/gdl_intermediate.aspx#29