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Driver's license restriction codes may be added to your license to indicate you are only allowed to drive under certain circumstances or are eligible for certain types of driving. Common Ohio driver's license restriction codes include: B: Corrective Lenses.

You can carry no more than one passenger who is under 18 years of age for the first year following the issuance of your license. You can carry up to three passengers under the age of 18 after your first year following the issuance of the license. Curfew. You cannot drive between midnight and 4 a.m.

For a very long time now, the only numbers in a Driver's License Restriction Code that mattered would be 1 or 2, or both. If you have 1, you can drive a motorcycle. If you have 2, you can drive anything with 4 wheels (except trucks). If you have both, well, you can drive both.

Understanding Restriction Codes Drivers are assigned with restriction codes that designate which type of vehicle they can operate. These are numbered from 1 to 8, and each code signifies the kind of vehicle you can drive. It is not a measure of driving skill.

(1) Class A--any combination of vehicles with a combined gross vehicle weight or combined gross vehicle weight rating of twenty-six thousand one pounds or more, if the gross vehicle weight or gross vehicle weight rating of the vehicle or vehicles being towed is in excess of ten thousand pounds.

Restriction Codes Are as Follows:A: With corrective lenses.B: A licensed driver 21 years of age or older must be in the front seat.C: Daytime only.D: Not to exceed 45 MPH.E: No expressway driving.F: Must hold valid learners permit until (date)I M/C: Not to exceed 250 cc.J: Licensed M/C Operator age 21 or over in sight.More items...

DMV will place a restriction code of '9' on the front of the driver's license or ID card. The code is defined on the back of the license or ID card as IntD for intellectual disability and ASD for Autism Spectrum Disorder.