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Originally Posted by Bill14564
It might be 322.05(2)(a). The department may not issue a license to a person at least 16 years of age but under 18 years of age unless that person holds a valid learner's driver license for at least 12 months, with no moving traffic convictions, before applying for a license.
Doesn't exactly match the "ticketed under 14" but the ticket, with conviction, might be considered the moving traffic conviction that makes them ineligible for a license until they are 18.
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A "moving traffic conviction" is not a ticket. You can get a thousand tickets but unless you are found guilty of the violations, none of them are convictions.
The statement, as I'm interpreting it, means that when the 9-year-old turns 16, she can get a learner's permit. And as long as she doesn't get any moving traffic convictions within the next twelve months, she can get her drivers license.