How long must a driver with a probationary license practice unsupervised driving?

A probationary license in New Jersey requires drivers to practice unsupervised driving for one year. During this period, new drivers are expected to build their skills and experience driving in various conditions without the direct supervision of a licensed adult. Achieving a year of unsupervised driving helps ensure that they are well-prepared for full driving privileges and have developed the necessary competencies to navigate the complexities of the road safely.

The other time frames mentioned, such as 6 months, 2 years, and 3 years, do not align with the established requirements for probationary licenses in New Jersey. These specific durations do not reflect the structured progression intended to ensure that drivers are adequately trained and responsible before obtaining a standard license.