Which of the following is NOT a condition of a Georgia Provisional License?

A Georgia Provisional License has several specific conditions that are designed to enhance safety and reduce the risk of accidents involving teen drivers. One of the key aspects of this license type is the implementation of restrictions during certain hours and regarding passenger limits.

The correct choice indicates that there are limitations placed on provisional license holders even during daytime hours. Thus, during the day, provisional license holders are not free from restrictions. For example, the regulation states how many passengers can be in the vehicle and outlines hours during which driving is limited, such as curfews for night driving.

The other options describe conditions that must be adhered to by drivers with a provisional license, such as restrictions on driving late at night (between 10 PM and 6 AM), limitations on passengers in the first six months, and specific restrictions on passengers under 21 in the following months. These measures aim to help new drivers gain experience while limiting their exposure to potentially risky situations.