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What is the new rule for senior drivers in Illinois?

As of 2012, best practices for state GDL laws include a minimum learners permit age of 16 (eight states and DC), minimum intermediate license age of 17 (New Jersey), at least 65 supervised driving hours (Pennsylvania), night driving restrictions beginning at 8 pm while in the intermediate stage (, South Carolina), and

What are the current best GDL practices of all states?

What Happens If You Get a Speeding Ticket When Under 18? To seek court supervision for a traffic violation and prevent a conviction, a driver under 18 must appear in court accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Teens must attend traffic safety school if they receive a sentence of court supervision.

Has the GDL program been effective in Illinois?

Since implementation of new GDL provisions in 2008, teen driving deaths in the state have decreased by more than 50 percent. As a result, Illinois GDL program has been lauded by traffic safety organizations across the country and remains a national model for teen driver safety.

What happens when a 17 year old gets a speeding ticket in Illinois?

Illinois GDL Program Illinois Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) Program allows teen drivers to gain experience on the road and prove they are good drivers before they graduate to fewer restrictions and more driving privileges. Traffic crashes are the leading cause of death among young people ages 15-20.

What is the Illinois graduated drivers license program?

A Graduated Drivers License is a multi-stage program that allows new drivers to safely gain driving experience before obtaining full driving privileges. This program typically includes stages like a learners permit, a provisional license, and a full license.