- Is There A Curfew For 16 Year Old Drivers In Ohio
- 16 Year Old Driving Curfew Ohio
- Do 16 Year Old Drivers Have A Curfew
Safety Tips for Parents and Teen Driving laws for 16-and 17-year-olds. The passenger and curfew restrictions do. New Laws For 16 and 17 Year-Old Drivers. A TEEN’S GUIDE TO GETTING A DRIVER LICENSE P.O. Box 182081 Columbus, Ohio 614-466-4344. 16-year-old license holders are prohibited from operating a motor. It's illegal for drivers under age 18 to use a cell phone, whether hand-held or hands-free - except to call 911 in an emergency. It's illegal for drivers of all ages to compose, read, or send text messages or access the Internet while the vehicle is in motion or a part of traffic. Statute: 171.055 Subd. 2(a), 169.475 Drinking and Driving.
According to the City of Hilliard, children under 12 years of age should not be outdoors unsupervised after dark, while the movements of all people under 18 years old are restricted between 12 a.m. Similar curfew laws are found in Wadsworth, Ohio.
Teen Driving Laws for
16- and 17-Year-Olds
Is There A Curfew For 16 Year Old Drivers In Ohio
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- FAQ's about Teen Driving Laws
Passenger | For the entire time a driver holds a learner’s permit, |
Curfew | No curfew, but must be accompanied by a qualified trainer. |
Seatbelts | All passengers in vehicle must use permanently installed seat belts. |
Cell phones, etc. | May not use cell phones (even if hands-free) or other mobile electronic devices while driving. This includes any hand-held computer or other device with a video display. |
Passenger | For the first 6 months after obtaining a driver license, may only drive with:
For the second 6 months, may drive with the above people and may also drive with immediate family (e.g., brothers, and sisters). |
Curfew | Until 18 th birthday, may not drive between hours of 11 p.m. – 5 a.m. unless it is for:
*See exemptions below |
Seatbelts | Until 18 th birthday, all passengers in vehicle must use permanently installed seat belts. |
Cell phones, etc. | Until 18 th birthday, may not use cell phones (even if hands-free) or other mobile electronic devices while driving. This includes any hand-held computers or other device with a video display. |
*Passenger and Curfew Exemptions:
The passenger and curfew restrictions do not apply to:
- active members of a volunteer fire company or department responding to an emergency
- active member of volunteer ambulance service or company responding to an emergency
Motorcycle Restrictions for 16/17 Year Olds
Motorcycle Restrictions for 18 Year Olds and Older
Passenger | · For first 3 months, no passengers. |
16 Year Old Driving Curfew Ohio
Additional Restriction for 16/17 Year Old Permit/License Holders: