Florida statute 322.1615 is in regards to the restrictions placed on a person with a FL learner's license. This state statute reads:

(1) The department may issue a learner's driver's license to a person who is at least 15 years of age and who:

(a) Has passed the written examination for a learner's driver's license;

(b) Has passed the vision and hearing examination administered under s. 322.12;

(c) Has completed the traffic law and substance abuse education course prescribed in s. 322.095; and

(d) Meets all other requirements set forth in law and by rule of the department.

(2) When operating a motor vehicle, the holder of a learner's driver's license must be accompanied at all times by a driver who:

(a) Holds a valid license to operate the type of vehicle being operated;

(b) Is at least 21 years of age; and

(c) Occupies the closest seat to the right of the driver of the motor vehicle.

(3) A person who holds a learner's driver's license may operate a vehicle only during daylight hours, except that the holder of a learner's driver's license may operate a vehicle until 10 p.m. after 3 months following the issuance of the learner's driver's license.

(4) A licensee who violates subsection (2) or subsection (3) is subject to the civil penalty imposed for a moving violation as set forth in chapter 318.

Under statute 318.14 it is noted that for non-criminal traffic infractions an official may impose a civil penalty not to exceed $500.

The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (HSMV) will be able to tell you more about the penalties for violating the restrictions of a learner's license. The court listed on a citation written for this offense would be able to give you more information as well on the possible penalties and if there is a normal fine amount that the court usually hands out for first time offenders of this FL statute.