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JOL

Junior Operator License, for drivers aged 16 ½ to 18 years old.

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Permit Requirements

You must have a valid permit for 6 consecutive months before taking the road test.

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Driving Restrictions for JOL

No driving between 12:30-5:00 AM unless accompanied by a parent or guardian.

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Types of Driver Licenses

Class A, B, C, D, M; Class A and B are commercial licenses.

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Civil Violations

Traffic law breaches that are removable by paying a fine.

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Criminal Violations

Serious offenses that may lead to arrest, vehicle towing, and court proceedings.

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Surchargeable Events

Any violation that will increase your insurance rates for 3 years.

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Speeding Ticket Penalties

Lowest penalty is $105 fine; additional fines apply for speeding over 10mph.

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Seat Belt Law

MA law requires seatbelts or child passenger restraints; non-compliance incurs a $25 fine.

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The Move Over Law

On highways, yield the right of way and safely move over one lane to the left when passing emergency vehicles.

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Impairment Tests for DUI

Includes Breathalyzer and field sobriety tests to assess intoxication.

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Melanie’s Law

A law that enhances penalties for DUI offenses in MA, effective October 2025.

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License Renewal

If renewed before your 21st birthday, 'under 21' will be printed on the new license.

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Headlight Law (2015)

Headlights must be on from ½ hour after sunset until ½ hour before sunrise and in low visibility.

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Proving Identity for License

Acceptable documents include Social Security card, passport, birth certificate, or valid permanent resident card.

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Massachusetts ID

Available for residents aged 14 and older without a driver's license, expires every 5 years.