What does a ‘Class D’ license allow teens to do?

A ‘Class D’ license allows teens to drive unsupervised, but with specific restrictions in place. This classification is often designed to ensure that new drivers gain experience while still adhering to safety regulations. For instance, restrictions might include limitations on the number of passengers or specific hours during which they can drive.

This graduated licensing system aims to gradually introduce driving privileges to inexperienced drivers, reducing the risk associated with novice drivers on the road. By having such restrictions, the system works to provide a level of oversight while encouraging independent driving capabilities as teens develop their skills and responsibility.