Bill > HB967

This bill authorizes the issuance of a hardship driver's license to a person whose license has been suspended for being out of compliance with a child support order. To obtain a hardship license, the person must provide clear and convincing evidence of hardship, including a recommendation letter from the Mississippi Department of Human Services, and receive a court order granting hardship driving privileges. The hardship license will have a different appearance from a regular driver's license and cannot be used to operate a commercial vehicle. The bill also establishes a $25 fee for the hardship license and specifies that the term of the hardship license shall be four years.