Teen driving laws are regulations designed to ensure the safety of young drivers and others on the road. These laws often include restrictions on the number of passengers a teen can have, curfews, and limits on driving at night. Many states require teens to complete a driver's education course and hold a learner's permit for a specific period before obtaining a full license. Additionally, most states implement a graduated licensing system, which allows teens to gain driving experience gradually. This system typically includes three stages: a learner's permit, an intermediate or provisional license, and a full, unrestricted license. These laws aim to reduce accidents and promote responsible driving among teens.