Chapter 1 — Your License 13 Level Two Limited Provisional License Level Three Full Provisional License • Drivers must be at least 16 years old, but less than 18. • You may drive without supervision from 5 a.m. until 9 p.m. and at any  time when driving directly to or from work or any volunteer fire, rescue or  emergency medical service, if you are a member. • You must hold this license at least six months prior to applying for a Full  Provisional License. • You will be given a Driving Log to be completed detailing a minimum of  12 hours of operation. At least six hours must occur during nighttime hours.  Daytime or daylight driving can be performed from sunrise to sunset and  as long as daylight exists. Nighttime or night driving can be performed after  sunset and within the hours that sunlight or daylight does not exist. The log  must be signed by the supervising driver and submitted to the Division at the  time of application for the Full Provisional License. • All passengers must be restrained by seat belt or child safety seat. • Supervising driver must be seated beside the driver. • The number of passengers allowed in the vehicle under the age of 21 is  restricted to ONE when the driver of the vehicle is the holder of a level II, OR  if all passengers under the age of 21 are members of the driver’s immediate  family or members of the same household as the driver, there is no “under 21”  limit. If the supervising driver is in the car, this restriction does not apply. • You are not permitted to use a cell phone or other additional technology  associated with a cell phone while operating a motor vehicle on a public street  or highway or public vehicular area. Exception: You can use it to call the  following regarding an emergency situation: an emergency response operator;  a hospital, physician’s office, or a health clinic; a public or privately owned  ambulance company or service; a fire department; a law enforcement agency;  your parent, legal guardian or spouse. • The restrictions on level one and level two concerning time of driving, supervision and passenger limitations do not apply to a Full Provisional License. • If you are under the age of 18, you are not permitted to use a cell phone or  other additional technology associated with a cell phone while operating a  motor vehicle on a public street or highway or public vehicular area. Exception:  You can use it to call the following regarding an emergency situation: an  emergency response operator; a hospital, physician’s office, or a health clinic; a  public or privately owned ambulance company or service; a fire department; or  a law enforcement agency; your parent, legal guardian or spouse. NOTE:  Before graduating to level three, you must have no convictions of motor  vehicle moving violations, seat belt or cell phone infractions within the preceding six months. SUPERVISING DRIVER:  A supervising driver must be a parent, grandparent or  guardian of the permit/license holder, or a responsible person approved by the parent  or guardian. A supervising driver must hold a valid driver license and must have  been licensed for at least five years.