Iowa HF2476 allows individuals with nonapparent disabilities to request their driver's licenses and ID cards be marked to reflect their status.
Iowa HF2476 amends the state's code to allow individuals with nonapparent disabilities, including autism spectrum disorder, to request that their driver's licenses and nonoperator's identification cards be marked to reflect their disability status. The marking can be a butterfly design approved by the department or another method deemed sufficient. The bill also requires the department to develop educational media to inform the public about this option. The status of the disability will be noted in the department's electronic database, which is used by law enforcement.
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