Allows individuals with nonapparent disabilities to voluntarily indicate their condition on identification cards.
The bill allows applicants for civil identification cards, driver's licenses, and other permits in Hawaii to request a notation indicating they have a nonapparent disability, at no additional cost. This voluntary notation aims to promote safer interactions with law enforcement and first responders by alerting them to potential nonapparent disabilities. The Department of Transportation will consult with relevant boards, conduct public outreach, and ensure law enforcement officers are trained to recognize and appropriately respond to these notations.
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