How long must you drive under supervision, with a clean record, before you can get a Probationary License on New Jersey's Adult Road?

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Why

The Adult Road is for beginners 21 and older, who must spend 3 months driving under supervision without any violations before moving up to a Probationary License. Younger beginners on the other GDL routes need a longer supervised period.

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Topic: Licenses and permits   License: Car permit

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• New Jersey: Laws & Licensing

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