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10/29/2019

Ohio Lawmakers Advance Bill to Raise Driving Age For Teens

The bill would raise the minimum age to get a probationary driver's license to 16 ½

Ohio teenagers hoping to get behind the wheel will have to wait a bit longer under a bill that will undergo a full House vote.

The Ohio House Transportation and Public Safety Committee voted 11-to-4 on Tuesday to advance a bill that would raise the minimum age to get a probationary driver's license from 16 to 16 ½.

The current eligibility age for a learner's permit will remain at 15 ½ but the new bill will require the individual to hold that permit for one year before they can get their license, instead of six months.

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