Questions and Answers
There is only one phase for GDL restrictions.
False
In order to graduate to GDL Phase II, teens must hold the Learner License for at least 6 months and be 16 years of age.
True
During GDL Phase I, minors are restricted to practicing their driving skills with an authorized adult.
True
During GDL Phase II: The hours of operations and number of passengers are limited. The use of wireless communication devices are prohibited whether hands-free or not.
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GDL restrictions last forever.
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Study Notes
GDL Restrictions Overview
- GDL (Graduated Driver Licensing) has multiple phases, not just one.
- Restrictions are designed to help new drivers acquire skills gradually.
GDL Phase II Graduation Requirements
- To transition to GDL Phase II, teens must:
- Hold the Learner License for a minimum of 6 months.
- Be at least 16 years old.
GDL Phase I Conditions
- During GDL Phase I, minors can only practice driving with an authorized adult present.
- This phase emphasizes learning under supervision to ensure safety and skill development.
GDL Phase II Restrictions
- GDL Phase II comes with specific limitations:
- There are restrictions on hours of operation for driving.
- A limit is set on the number of passengers allowed in the vehicle.
- Use of wireless communication devices is strictly prohibited, whether hands-free or not.
Duration of GDL Restrictions
- GDL restrictions do not last indefinitely; they are temporary and lift as drivers gain experience and meet certain criteria.
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Description
This quiz covers the Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) system, focusing on its various phases and the specific restrictions placed on new drivers. Learn about the requirements for transitioning from Phase I to Phase II and the conditions that govern each phase. Perfect for teens and guardians navigating the GDL process.
