True or False: A 24 year old motorcycle driver would not be required to wear protective eyewear when riding in Florida.

In Florida, a motorcycle operator who is 21 years of age or older can choose not to wear protective eyewear if they have the appropriate motorcycle endorsement on their driver's license. This law allows for adult motorcycle riders the option to ride without a helmet or eye protection under specific conditions. However, it is still strongly advised for all riders to utilize protective gear such as helmets and eyewear to enhance safety while riding.

This option regarding protective eyewear is not applicable to those under 21, who are mandated to wear a helmet and protective eyewear at all times while riding. Thus, the statement regarding the 24-year-old motorcycle driver is indeed true, as individuals of that age, with the proper license endorsement, are not legally required to wear protective eyewear while operating their motorcycle in Florida.