You are under 18 and have held a California provisional license for less than 12 months. During which hours are you not allowed to drive?

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In the first year of a California provisional license, a driver under 18 may not drive from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. Exceptions cover trips for school, work or a medical need, and driving with a parent or guardian or another licensed adult who is at least 25.

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Topic: Licenses and permits   License: Car permit

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