Ohio SB419 revises temporary instruction permit eligibility and requirements, extending the period for holding a permit before a probationary license.

Ohio SB419 amends the eligibility and requirements for temporary instruction permits in Ohio. The bill extends the period a juvenile must hold a temporary instruction permit before becoming eligible for a probationary license from six months to one year. It also specifies conditions under which a probationary license holder can operate a vehicle between midnight and 6 a.m., including exceptions for work, school functions, and religious events with appropriate documentation.

Ohio SB419 revises temporary instruction permit eligibility and requirements, extending the period for holding a permit before a probationary license.

Ohio SB419 amends the eligibility and requirements for temporary instruction permits in Ohio. The bill extends the period a juvenile must hold a temporary instruction permit before becoming eligible for a probationary license from six months to one year. It also specifies conditions under which a probationary license holder can operate a vehicle between midnight and 6 a.m., including exceptions for work, school functions, and religious events with appropriate documentation.