Alabama HB101 authorizes distinctive "Invisible Disability" license plates for individuals with invisible disabilities and their primary caregivers.
Alabama HB101 authorizes the issuance of distinctive "Invisible Disability" license plates for individuals diagnosed with certain invisible disabilities and their primary caregivers. The bill defines "invisible disability" as a physical or mental condition that may interfere with an individual's ability to communicate with a first responder. To receive these plates, individuals must provide proof of diagnosis from a licensed physician. The plates are valid for five years and can be replaced with either conventional, personalized, or new "Invisible Disability" plates.
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