Conditional licenses often have specific limitations. What is one common limitation?

One common limitation of conditional licenses is the requirement to drive only with a licensed adult present. This restriction is typically put in place to ensure that new drivers, such as teenagers or individuals who are still gaining experience, have the guidance and oversight of a more experienced driver while they are on the road. This helps to enhance safety for both the new driver and the public by allowing them to practice their driving skills in a supportive environment.

The other options mentioned may have their own contexts but are less commonly associated with conditional licenses. While driving within specific city limits or during daylight hours may be limitations for other types of permits or restrictions imposed by certain jurisdictions, the necessity of having a licensed adult present is a foundational aspect of many conditional licensing programs aimed at novice drivers.