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Jordan is 17 and has held a probationary license for 14 months. Unless a parent or guardian rides along, or Jordan has papers for work, a school event or a religious event, during which hours may Jordan not drive?
Correct answer: From 1 a.m. to 5 a.m.
Why
These limits end when the driver turns 18. The first-year limit on passengers who are not family members also ends after 12 months. The rules that every person wears a safety belt and that the driver uses no phone or other device stay in force until age 18.
Verified against Ohio Driver Manual · New drivers under age 18 · p. 50
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