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Quick Answer
Newly licensed teen drivers in Arizona may only have
one passenger under the age of 18 in the vehicle.
What That Actually Means
This rule applies during the first 6 months after receiving a
graduated (Class G) driver’s license.
During this time, teen drivers cannot transport multiple friends under the age of 18 at once.
Tips to Stay Compliant
Limit passengers to one non-sibling under 18- Have a parent or guardian in the front seat if more passengers are needed
- Plan rides ahead for school and activities
Why This Rule Exists
Teen drivers are more likely to be distracted with multiple passengers.
This rule reduces crash risk during the most dangerous early driving period.
Common Mistakes
Driving multiple friends after school- Assuming short trips don’t count
- Forgetting the rule applies for a full six months
Next Steps
If you are a teen driver:
Track when your six-month restriction period ends.- Review all graduated license rules before driving with passengers.
