Ignition interlock program license revocation requirements modified, driver's license indicators classified as private data, and technical corrections made.

Summary

The bill rewrites how long a driver’s license can be revoked after an impaired‑driving conviction, adding longer minimum periods and extra days for crashes that cause injury or death. It also classifies many license identifiers and address information as private data, limiting how the state can share or sell that information and letting individuals request their home address be kept private. Finally, it removes an existing rule about implied‑consent revocations.

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