Alabama HB68 allows individuals to voluntarily designate autism spectrum disorder or communication disorder on their driver license or ID card.

Alabama HB68 amends the state's driver license law to allow individuals to voluntarily designate on their driver license or nondriver identification card that they have been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder or another communication disorder. The Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) will create a discreet symbol for this designation, which individuals can request by providing proof of diagnosis from a licensed physician. ALEA may not charge a fee solely for the designation, though other fees related to the license or card may apply.

Alabama HB68 allows individuals to voluntarily designate autism spectrum disorder or communication disorder on their driver license or ID card.

Alabama HB68 amends the state's driver license law to allow individuals to voluntarily designate on their driver license or nondriver identification card that they have been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder or another communication disorder. The Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) will create a discreet symbol for this designation, which individuals can request by providing proof of diagnosis from a licensed physician. ALEA may not charge a fee solely for the designation, though other fees related to the license or card may apply.