At what age can a Junior Operator License (JOL) holder drive without restrictions?

A Junior Operator License (JOL) holder in Massachusetts can drive without restrictions at the age of 18. This means that once they reach this age, they are no longer subject to the specific limitations placed on JOL holders, such as passenger restrictions and curfews that apply to those under 18.

In Massachusetts, the JOL is designed for drivers under the age of 18, which includes certain rules to promote safe driving among younger operators. Therefore, the achievement of full driving privileges without restrictions occurs at the age of 18, allowing them to operate a vehicle just like any adult driver.

The other choices present age thresholds and conditions that do not align with the state's regulations regarding JOL holders and their driving privileges. The regulations are designed to encourage safe driving practices during the formative years of a young driver's experience.