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In 2001, New Jersey joined 23 other states and several Canadian provinces in implementing a multi-stage driver licensing system. The new system introduces driving privileges gradually to first-time drivers and applicants under 21 years, extends their practice driving time, and raises the unrestricted basic driver license age from 17 to 18 years.
