Alabama SB46 allows individuals to voluntarily designate certain medical conditions on their driver licenses or nondriver identification cards.
Alabama SB46, also known as the Driver Communication and Safety Enhancement Act, mandates the Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency to create a method for individuals to voluntarily indicate specific medical conditions on their driver licenses or nondriver identification cards. These conditions include communication impediments, hearing loss, blindness or visual impairments, autism spectrum disorder, traumatic brain injury, schizophrenia, and cognitive disabilities.
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