traffic schools; instructors; fingerprint clearance

Summary

The bill forces anyone running a traffic survival school to get a state license, meet location, equipment, insurance and eight‑hour in‑person instruction standards, and to provide fingerprint clearance cards for owners with 20% or more interest and for instructors. It also limits which agencies can demand fingerprint cards and lets agencies grant temporary work authorization while a clearance application is pending, as long as the applicant meets specific criminal‑history criteria. The changes become effective on December 31, 2026.

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