Establishes certain protections for drivers and holders of non-driver identification cards diagnosed with certain disabilities.

Summary

The bill lets people who have been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, a communication disorder, or an acquired brain injury voluntarily indicate that condition on their driver’s license or non‑driver ID card. It also creates a secure, statewide registry that law‑enforcement can use during traffic stops to help communicate with these individuals. The goal is to improve safety and interaction without exposing personal data to the public.

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