Establishes the "Missouri Integrated Safe Driving Program"

Summary

HB 2195 would establish the Missouri Integrated Safe Driving Program, a set of driver‑education lessons that public school districts and charter schools could adopt for grades nine through twelve. The state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education would gather sample lessons from recognized organizations and make them available to schools. The curriculum must cover topics such as Missouri’s graduated licensing system, distracted driving, traffic‑stop procedures, and current driver‑safety data, but it does not require students to actually operate a vehicle.

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