What can a parent or guardian do once they sign for a provisional license?

Once a parent or guardian signs for a provisional license, they have the authority to cancel the license with a written request. This means that if they feel that the circumstances surrounding the issuance of the provisional license have changed or if they have concerns about their teen's driving ability, they can formally request to have the license revoked.

This power of cancellation demonstrates parents' ongoing responsibility and involvement in their teen's driving experience, ensuring that they can take necessary actions if they believe it's in the best interest of safety.

The other options do not accurately reflect the authority or options available to a parent or guardian after signing for a provisional license. For instance, changing the conditions of the license typically involves more formal processes with the MVA, and transferring a license to another state involves additional regulations and requirements. Upgrading to a full license usually requires meeting specific age and experience criteria that are not under the direct control of a parent or guardian once the provisional license is granted.