Motor vehicles; driver licenses; designation of certain medical conditions, provided for

Summary

The Driver Communication and Safety Enhancement Act requires the state law enforcement agency to let individuals add a discreet mark to their driver’s license or nondriver ID indicating they have an invisible medical condition, such as autism or epilepsy. The designation is voluntary, free of charge, and requires a physician’s diagnosis. The measure aims to improve safety and communication with first responders.

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