Bill > HF4571

This bill establishes a "reintegration license" for individuals who have been released from at least 180 days of confinement or incarceration and have had their driver's license suspended, revoked, canceled, or denied under certain circumstances. The bill outlines the conditions for issuing this reintegration license, including that the commissioner cannot issue it to individuals with certain convictions. The bill also specifies that the commissioner cannot charge application or license fees for the reintegration license and that it must be canceled if the person commits a violation that would result in the suspension, revocation, or cancellation of a regular driver's license. Finally, the bill states that the commissioner must reinstate the person's full driving privileges after they have held the reintegration license for one year, provided certain conditions are met.