What does violating a minor's restricted license entail?

Violating a minor's restricted license primarily relates to the condition that limits their ability to drive without supervision. A restricted license is typically issued to young drivers under certain conditions to help them gain experience while ensuring safety. One of the fundamental rules associated with such a license is that the minor must always have a licensed adult present in the vehicle. Therefore, driving alone without supervision constitutes a direct violation of this requirement, as it undermines the purpose of the restricted license, which is to provide a safe learning environment.

The other options pertain to different licensing or safety requirements that may not be specific violations of the restricted license itself. For instance, using only a passenger vehicle is generally not a restriction placed specifically on minors with a restricted license. Similarly, having a required adult present is actually a compliance requirement rather than a violation, and not using a seatbelt, while important for safety, does not specifically relate to the conditions of the restricted license.