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

Summary

The bill directs the Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency to let anyone with a diagnosed invisible medical condition—such as autism, epilepsy, or a cognitive disability—add a private designation to their driver’s license or non‑driver ID. The designation requires a physician’s proof, carries no separate fee, and is meant to help first responders communicate with the holder. It also sets a small production‑cost fee cap and earmarks any revenue for the program.

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