When does a provisional license expire for a person under 18?

A provisional license for a person under 18 in Texas generally expires on the next birthday following the date of issuance. This means that once the individual reaches their next birthday, the provisional license is no longer valid, and they would need to upgrade to a full license if they are eligible. This rule is in place to ensure that younger drivers transition from provisional to a more unrestricted license as they gain more experience and maturity on the road.

The other options, while potentially representing different circumstances in licensing, do not accurately reflect the specific regulation regarding the expiration of provisional licenses for this age group.