Bill > H3122

This bill requires that any driver's license or right to operate issued to someone who has had their license previously suspended or revoked for driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs will be permanently marked with a red stripe. This special marking is intended to identify repeat DUI offenders. The individual will have to pay for this specially marked license. However, after two years of having a clean driving record, meaning no further DUI offenses or related continuances without a finding (a legal outcome where charges are dismissed if certain conditions are met), the offender can obtain a new, unmarked license by paying the standard fees.