Ohio HB411 revises laws governing juvenile drivers, including penalties and restrictions for juvenile traffic offenders.
Ohio HB411 amends the law to address juvenile drivers, focusing on penalties and restrictions for juvenile traffic offenders. The bill allows courts to impose fines, community service, and other sanctions on juvenile traffic offenders. It also mandates that classroom and online driver education courses include instruction on distracted driving and driving under the influence. The bill sets specific fines for different offenses and allows courts to order restitution for victims. It also includes provisions for license suspensions and restrictions on driving hours for juvenile drivers.
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