Under Ohio's temporary instruction permit rules, during which hours may a permit holder under 18 drive only with a parent, guardian or custodian beside them?

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Ohio sets a special rule for the overnight hours: a permit holder under 18 who drives between midnight and 6 a.m. must have a parent, guardian or custodian, or an adult approved on a notarized BMV form, in the seat beside them. Once a permit holder turns 18 there is no time-of-day limit, though a licensed driver aged 21 or older must still ride along.

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Topic: Licenses and permits   License: Car permit

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