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JOL
Junior Operator License, for drivers aged 16 ½ to 18 years old.
Permit Requirements
You must have a valid permit for 6 consecutive months before taking the road test.
Driving Restrictions for JOL
No driving between 12:30-5:00 AM unless accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Types of Driver Licenses
Class A, B, C, D, M; Class A and B are commercial licenses.
Civil Violations
Traffic law breaches that are removable by paying a fine.
Criminal Violations
Serious offenses that may lead to arrest, vehicle towing, and court proceedings.
Surchargeable Events
Any violation that will increase your insurance rates for 3 years.
Speeding Ticket Penalties
Lowest penalty is $105 fine; additional fines apply for speeding over 10mph.
Seat Belt Law
MA law requires seatbelts or child passenger restraints; non-compliance incurs a $25 fine.
The Move Over Law
On highways, yield the right of way and safely move over one lane to the left when passing emergency vehicles.
Impairment Tests for DUI
Includes Breathalyzer and field sobriety tests to assess intoxication.
Melanie’s Law
A law that enhances penalties for DUI offenses in MA, effective October 2025.
License Renewal
If renewed before your 21st birthday, 'under 21' will be printed on the new license.
Headlight Law (2015)
Headlights must be on from ½ hour after sunset until ½ hour before sunrise and in low visibility.
Proving Identity for License
Acceptable documents include Social Security card, passport, birth certificate, or valid permanent resident card.
Massachusetts ID
Available for residents aged 14 and older without a driver's license, expires every 5 years.