Your daughter will likely lose her probationary license and delay her ability to get her "real" license. She will also likely get points on her license, which will affect both her ability to get insurance and the premiums charged. Of course, her current "stunt" may well result in *your* premiums going up. I'd talk to your insurance agent - perhaps having her listed as an excluded driver on your policy will help in that regard?
She *may* also be required to enroll in NJ's Probationary Driver Program...
Drivers that are issued a driver's license permit for the first time are probationary drivers and will have to serve a two-year probationary period. While in the probationary period, drivers who are convicted of two or more moving violations with a total of four or more points, will receive a Fee Due notice to pay for and enroll in the Probationary Driver Program to correct improper or dangerous driving practices. This program is a four-hour classroom program provided by approved New Jersey-licensed providers throughout the state. Up to three points will be removed from your driving record if you successfully complete the program. A $75 administrative fee payable to the MVC is required prior to scheduling a class with a New Jersey-licensed provider. Drivers will be required to pay an additional training fee to the provider for the classroom instruction.
If this were *my* daughter? I'd tell her that, when she gets her license back (probably not before 18), she will not be covered by your insurance, nor will she be permitted to drive any of my vehicles. I'd also hand her public transport schedules, and let her know that her curfew will be guided by said schedules, as I would not be acting as her chauffeur outside of emergent situations (and specify what those are). She can certainly use Uber - at her expense.
Are your hairs grey yet?
