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

Summary

The bill directs the Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency to let people add a discreet symbol to their driver’s license or nondriver ID indicating they have been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder or another communication disorder. Individuals must provide a physician’s diagnosis, and the agency cannot charge a fee for the designation, though a small production fee of up to ten cents may be added. The measure aims to help authorities recognize these conditions while keeping costs minimal.

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