Limit all limited term licenses, ID cards to one-year expiration

Summary

The bill changes Ohio law so that any driver’s license or identification card issued for a limited term can only be valid for up to one year. It also stops temporary residents from getting multi‑year or permanent vehicle registrations, requiring them to renew each year. The changes affect drivers, vehicle owners, and the state motor vehicle bureau, aiming to keep records current and ensure only legally present residents hold long‑term registrations.

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