Modifies provisions relating to driving offenses committed by young drivers

Summary

The bill adds new sections that let applicants under 16 obtain a temporary instruction permit, but only if a licensed adult 21 or older (or a qualified designee) accompanies them and the parent commits to at least 40 hours of behind‑the‑wheel training, including 10 night hours. It also requires a visible "PERMIT DRIVER" sticker, verifies lawful U.S. presence, and prevents point reductions for offenses committed while on the permit. The changes target young drivers, their supervising adults, and the state agency that issues permits.

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