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Teen drivers in New Jersey are about to be called out. It may be the next best thing to a megaphone alerting police and possibly everyone else on the road: Beware! Teen Driver Behind The Wheel of This Car... as in, lethal weapon, get into defensive driving mode. A new law will require cars driven by kids to sport a reflective decal warning fellow motorists who exactly is behind the wheel.
Governor Jon Corzine signed two bills Wednesday. Kyleigh's Law requires all new drivers with special learner's permits, examination permits, and provisional driver's licenses (mostly 18 and under) to put the decals on cars they drive. The other law puts much tougher restrictions in place for teen drivers.
I swear New Jersey hates teenagers.
When I got my license I had to wait till I was 17 and a half. Then I didn't even have a basic license, I had a provisional license. Which means I couldn't drive between midnight and 5 am. I also couldn't have anymore than one non family member in the car and if there was an adult you could have as many people as you want in the car.
Now they're changing the provisional to a probational and you have to be off the roads at 11pm. You're only allowed one person in the car, unless there's someone over 21, who has had a license for three years THEN you can have three kids in the car.
