Which statement about transporting individuals under the age of 21 with a conditional driver's license is true?

A conditional driver's license typically has specific restrictions regarding the transportation of passengers, particularly for individuals under the age of 21. One key aspect of these restrictions is that they often do not apply to transporting family members. This means that a young driver with a conditional license can carry their siblings or parents without violating the conditions of the license, which is essential for understanding the flexibility afforded to family situations.

The other statements do not align with the standard regulations surrounding conditional licenses. The implication that it applies to all individuals does not account for the specific exemptions that exist for family members. Claiming it is unlimited for any passengers would misrepresent the nature of conditional licenses, as these licenses typically have limits. Lastly, while the type of vehicle can influence certain driving regulations, such as requiring a certain license class, it does not directly modify the passenger restrictions associated with conditional licenses.