What type of restrictions can be placed on your license?

Question

What type of restrictions can be placed on your license?

Answer 1

Restriction Codes

1 = Corrective lenses. For people who must wear glasses or contacts to meet the vision requirements.

2 = Left outside rear vision mirror. For people with limited vision in the left eye or with limited hearing.

3 = Restriction #1 or #2.

4 = Automatic transmission. For people whose physical condition requires an automatic transmission to handle the vehicle safely.

5 = Turn indicators and power steering or steering k**b. For people with limited use of either hand.

6 = Food, fruit, or candy within reach of the driver. For people with insulin-dependent diabetes.

7 = Adequate artificial limbs.

8 = Detailed restrictions on license. Refers to any other special conditions that might be required.

9 = Accompanied by licensed driver 21 years of age or older in the front seat. For people learning to drive.

0 = Motorcycle only. Riders under 16 are restricted to a motor scooter or motorcycle

with piston displacement of no more than 250 cc to ride only between 4:30 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. You cannot carry a passenger. If the motor scooter or motorcycle is less than 250 cc, there is an additional restriction that you may not exceed 35 mph and cannot ride on a highway where a minimum speed limit is established and posted. These restrictions are automatically lifted at 16. However, a helmet is required for anyone under 18 years of age. (Also see the Motorcycle License Manual.)

Restriction “A” = Motorcycle learner.

Restriction “G” = Graduated driver license.

Answer 2

Here are possible restrictions that can be placed on a driver's license in the state of Florida:

A. CORRECTIVE LENSES means a person must wear corrective lenses at all times when operating a vehicle.

B. OUTSIDE REARVIEW MIRROR (Left Side) means the vehicle the person is driving must have a left outside rearview mirror on the car.

C. BUSINESS PURPOSES ONLY means the person can only drive to work and on-the-job, for education purposes, to church and for medical purposes.

D. EMPLOYMENT PURPOSES ONLY means the person can only drive to work and on-the-job.

E. DAYLIGHT DRIVING ONLY means the person can only drive during daylight hours.

F. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION means the person can only drive a vehicle that has automatic transmission.

G. POWER STEERING means the person must drive a vehicle with power steering.

I. DIRECTIONAL SIGNALS means a person must drive a vehicle equipped with mechanical directional signals.

J. GRIP ON STEERING WHEEL means the vehicle must be equipped with a k**b or grip on the steering wheel.

K. HEARING AID means the person must wear a hearing aid at all times while driving the vehicle.

L. SEAT CUSHION means the person must use a seat cushion at all times while driving.

M. HAND CONTROLS OR PEDAL EXTENSION means the vehicle must be equipped with hand controls or a pedal extension.

N. LEFT FOOT ACCELERATOR means the vehicle must be equipped with a left foot accelerator.

P. PROBATION-INTERLOCK DEVICE means the vehicle must be equipped with a device that locks the ignition at times specified by the court imposing the restriction.

S. OTHER RESTRICTIONS means there are other restrictions imposed on this license.

T. NO PASSENGERS ON MOTORCYCLE means the person cannot have passengers when driving a motorcycle.

X. MEDICAL ALERT BRACELET means the person must wear a medical alert bracelet at all times while driving the vehicle.

Y. EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY means the person can drive for educational purposes.

Answer 3

have to wear corrective lenses, only drive in the day, only drive with a licensed passenger, only drive during certain hours, can't exceed a preset speed limit can't drive on highways are a few.

Answer 4

to be able to tell you an answer that helps you i need more info on your case why do you wish to know

p s im only asking to help i own a towing service and repair in my bussiness i try to keep up on driving laws it only helps my business