Senate Bill 326 Summary

• Removes nighttime driving restrictions (10 p.m. to 5 a.m.) for Level 2 graduated license holders, replacing them with restrictions on operating a vehicle with more than 1 passenger under age 21.

• Level 2 graduated license holders may not operate a vehicle with multiple passengers under age 21 unless accompanied by a parent, guardian, or licensed driver age 21+, or traveling to/from school, school-sanctioned events, or employment.

• Maintains existing Level 1 and Level 2 graduated licensing requirements, including vision tests, driver education completion, parental approval, and 50+ hours of driving experience with at least 10 nighttime hours.

• Extends provisional licensing periods if licensees incur moving violations, accidents, license suspensions, or violations of restrictions during the provisional period; Level 1 extension requires 90 consecutive violation-free days, Level 2 requires 12 consecutive months.

• Classifies violations of Level 2 restrictions as civil infractions and requires Secretary of State to notify parents or guardians of convictions or moving violations.