What are Intermediate restricted license restrictions in Tennessee?

In Tennessee, drivers with an Intermediate Restricted License (IRL) must adhere to the following restrictions for one year:

Nighttime Driving: IRL holders cannot drive between 10 PM and 6 AM, except for work or school-related reasons.

Passenger Restrictions: IRL holders can only have one non-family passenger at a time, unless they are driving someone to work, school, or another essential activity.

Cell Phone Use: No cell phone use while driving except for hands-free functions.

Speed Limit: IRL drivers must follow a reduced speed limit of 65 mph on interstates and 55 mph on other highways.

Seat Belt Requirement: All occupants of the vehicle must wear seat belts.

Proof of Insurance: IRL drivers must carry proof of insurance while driving.

Compliance: Failure to comply with these restrictions may result in a fine, driver's license suspension or revocation, and any other penalties as determined by the court.