Driving Ages in the States?

Question

If i live in Canada and have my N License, what does it mean once i go into the states, do you go by the states rules, if so what are they? I want to go to california with my friends but need to know how many can go in one car.

If you don't know for sure, please to not answer.

Thanks,

Answer 1

The laws of where you are from and licensed would be what matters in MOST cases. If you have a valid, full, drivers license from Canada, then you are fine.

Most (not all) states license minimum age is 16, and many states have provisional licenses between ages 16 and 18. If you have a provisional license from Canada, you would want to respect the rules of your province while in the states.

Here is what I suggest, to be safe, and to avoid any potential hassle. Look up online the Drivers Guides/Manuals from each of the states yo u will be driving through. I know that both Washington state and Oregon have provisional licenses for drivers between 16 and 18, and am not familiar with California. You can access the drivers manuals online, at each states DMV site (google "Oregon DMV" etc.).

By adhering to the laws in each state, then you KNOW that you are legal and will avoid any hassle, even though not being licensed in that state you would probably be subject to the laws inherent with the license you carry.
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Answer 2

Honestly, don't worry about it. You can have as many people in your car as you want provided that there are seatbelts. Restrictive licenses such as the N don't apply in California, just as long as you have the license the CA Highway Patrol will accept it and will follow the guidelines of the CA license, not the N license. Hope that helped.

Answer 3

I dont the internet web site. yet i will inform you this a lot ask yet another question and performance it examine what's the age that youthful ones can stress on your state? have human beings list the city and state alongside with the age.

Answer 4

What's an N license? Seriously....what's an N license?