Re-ref Com On Appropriations
Summary
The bill requires certain drivers whose licenses were revoked or limited for speeding or impaired‑driving offenses to install an approved Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA) system and, in many cases, an ignition interlock. It also creates new limited‑driving‑privilege pathways, sets cost‑payment and waiver rules, and permits calibrated electronic speed‑monitoring cameras in school zones. Finally, it allocates $9 million for court record‑keeping and sets staggered effective dates through 2027.
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