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Virginia Teen Driving Restrictions

https://www.aarrowbailbonds.com This is a companion video for 'Virgina Teenage Driving Restrictions' page on the https://www.aarrowbailbonds.com/virgi... webpage. This video explains in details of the Virginia laws regarding teenage drivers. It first describes the curfew driving restrictions for Virginia teenagers under the age of 18. It's against the law for teens under the age of 18 to drive between the hours of midnight to 4 am. There are exceptions to this, however. The exceptions to the law include driving to or from work, driving to or from an adult-supervised activity (i.e. school, civic, religious), driving with a licensed spouse over age 17, a parent, or adult who's seated in the front passenger seat, and in case of an emergency. Regarding driving with teen passengers, teens driving can carry only 1 passenger under the age of 21, unless accompanied by a licensed parent or adult, providing they're is seated in the front passenger seat. Now, after a teen has been licensed for 1 year, up to 3 passengers under the age of 21 can be in the car only when: (1) going to and from a school-sponsored activity, (2) a licensed driver 21 or over is in the front passenger seat, or (3) in case of an emergency. For anyone driving with a learner’s permit, no more than one passenger under the age 18 can be riding in the vehicle. If any of these restrictions are violated, the driver’s license may be suspended. Thanks for watching. Call Aarrow Bail Bonds 24/7 for a bondsman who is considerate and professional at 804-833-2785. We're located at: Aarrow Bail Bonds 2015 W Laburnum Ave Ste 105 Richmond, VA 23227 804-833-2785 Facebook:   / aarrowbailbonds   Twitter:   / richmondvabail   LinkedIn:   / aarrowbailbonds   Pinterist:   / aarrowbb   Please subscribe to our channel:    / aarrowbaibonds