Chapter 9-1 Junior Operator Violations (JOL) Learner's Permit Holders A junior Operator's Permit is subject to increased penalties for violations of certain laws and license restrictions. If you accept responsibility for, or are found responsible after a court hearing for and of the stated restrictions or violations issued prior to your 18th. birthday, the RMV will suspend/revoke your Junior Operator's Permit. A letter will be sent to your parent or guardian to notify them of the suspension/ revocation action. If you wish to reinstate your Junior Operator's Permit, you will need to serve the suspension period and fulfill any other reinstatement requirements. Convictions, Suspension Periods, and Reinstatement Requirements Suspension periods and reinstatement requirements vary by the type of violation and number of convictions you incur while holding a learner's permit. The following table lists the increased suspension periods and reinstatement requirements for Junior Operator's Permit holders. All reinstatements fees are subject to change. Unaccompanied by Licensed Driver Governing Law Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 90, Section 8B 1st. Offense 2nd. Offense 3rd. Offense 60 day suspension -$100 180 day suspension-$100 1 Year suspension- $100 reinstatement - Reapply for reinstatement fee - Driver reinstatement - Reapply for Permit Attitudinal Retraining Permit Course - Reapply for Permit 06/16 9:37https://www.malegislature.gov/Laws/GeneralLaws/PartI/TitleXIV/Chapter90/Section8B