New Jersey's Young Adult Road requires a minimum period of supervised, violation-free driving before you can get a Probationary License. How long is that period?

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Drivers who enter New Jersey's GDL program between 17 and 20 take the Young Adult Road, which calls for at least 6 months of supervised driving with no violations before the Probationary License. Three months is the Adult Road requirement for beginners 21 and older, and 12 months is how long the later probationary stage lasts.

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