What is one restriction that may apply to drivers with an intermediate or restricted license?

One common restriction for drivers with an intermediate or restricted license is the prohibition of solo driving at night. This restriction is designed to enhance safety as it limits exposure to potentially hazardous driving conditions that are more prevalent at night, such as reduced visibility and increased fatigue.

Nighttime driving can also pose a higher risk for younger, less experienced drivers, as they may not yet have developed the skills necessary to handle challenging situations that can arise after dark. By enforcing this restriction, the licensing authority aims to ensure that new drivers gain experience in safer conditions during the day before they are permitted to drive at night without supervision. This step helps to gradually build their confidence and skills in various driving conditions.

While other options could represent common driving rules or restrictions for some drivers, they do not specifically address the phased approach to granting full driving privileges that is often characteristic of intermediate or restricted licenses.