Bill > HF2902

This bill modifies requirements for a reintegration driver's license, which is typically issued to individuals who have had their driving privileges suspended or revoked and are working to regain full driving rights. The key changes include extending the expiration period of the reintegration driver's license from 15 to 24 months, maintaining the existing rule that such a license cannot be renewed. The bill also clarifies the process for obtaining a regular driver's license after holding a reintegration driver's license for at least one full year. To qualify for a new license, the applicant must have maintained their reintegration license without cancellation, meet standard driver's license application requirements, and pay applicable fees. Notably, the bill includes a provision that forgives any outstanding reinstatement fees or surcharges for eligible applicants, which could help individuals more easily transition back to a standard driver's license. The changes are designed to provide more flexibility and support for individuals seeking to restore their full driving privileges after a period of suspension.

Transportation and Infrastructure

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