HARRY HUGHES, Governor                                     1751

(2)  The license may be restricted by requiring that
the licensee be accompanied and supervised at certain times by a
licensed driver who is at least 21 years old.

(3)  The Administrator may modify or waive the
restriction if the restriction would affect adversely:

(i) The employment or opportunity for
employment of the licensee; or

(ii) The participation of the licensee in an
organized volunteer program approved by the Administration and
designed to provide transportation to prevent alcohol- or
drug-related driving offenses and promote highway safety.

(d)  In addition to the other restrictions provided under
this subtitle, the Administration may issue a driver's license
that is valid only in the State of Maryland to an applicant who
has been suspended in another jurisdiction as a result of failing
to comply with the financial responsibility requirements of that
jurisdiction.

(e)  After receiving satisfactory evidence of any violation
of a restricted or provisional driver's license, the
Administration may suspend or revoke the license. However, the
licensee may request a hearing as provided for a suspension or
revocation under Subtitle 2 of this title.

(f)  An individual may not drive a vehicle in any manner
that violates any restriction imposed in a restricted [or
provisional] license issued to him.

(G) AN INDIVIDUAL MAY NOT DRIVE A VEHICLE IN ANY MANNER
THAT VIOLATES ANY RESTRICTION IMPOSED IN A PROVISIONAL LICENSE
ISSUED TO THE INDIVIDUAL.

16-115.

(a) (1) A license issued under this title expires on the
birth date of the licensee in the fourth year following the
issuance of the license.

(2) A license is renewable any time within 60 days
before its expiration, on the presentation in person of an
application, the payment of the renewal fee required by §
16-111.1 of this subtitle, and satisfactory completion of the
examination required or authorized by subsection (g) of this
section.

(b)  At least 60 days before a license expires, the
Administration shall mail to each licensee, at the last address
of the licensee shown in the records of the Administration,
notice of the date on which the license will expire.