If driving with a temporary permit and a licensed driver who is NOT a parent/guardian, what is allowed in the backseat?

When driving with a temporary permit in Wisconsin, it's important to adhere to specific regulations regarding passengers. If a licensed driver accompanying the permit holder is not a parent or guardian, the rule is that no passengers are allowed in the backseat. This regulation is in place to ensure that the new driver remains focused and has an experienced driver in the front seat who can provide guidance and support without the added distraction of backseat passengers. Allowing no one in the backseat helps minimize distractions and enhances safety for the permit holder, who is still learning to navigate the responsibilities of driving. Therefore, the allowance of no passengers in the backseat is a crucial safety measure during the training period.