An Act relative to hardship licenses for second offenders under the operating under the influence statute

Summary

The bill lets people convicted of a second operating‑under‑influence violation apply for a hardship driver’s license if they finish the state’s alcohol‑driving program. The license is restricted to trips to work or school, requires an ignition‑interlock device at the holder’s expense, and is unavailable to anyone living within half a mile of a public‑transport stop.

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