What does 'secondary enforcement' refer to in relation to JOL night restrictions?

'Secondary enforcement' in the context of Junior Operator License (JOL) night restrictions means that law enforcement officers will only enforce the night restriction rule if the driver is stopped for another traffic violation. This approach allows officers to focus on more significant traffic offenses while still upholding the law regarding JOL night restrictions as necessary.

In practical terms, if a Junior Operator is driving during restricted hours but is not engaging in any other unlawful activity, a police officer may not take action solely for that reason. However, if the driver commits another traffic violation, such as speeding or running a red light, the officer can then enforce the night restriction as part of the stop. This layered enforcement helps manage law enforcement resources while still promoting safety for drivers under specific restrictions.