Iowa HF2669 allows individuals with nonapparent disabilities, including autism spectrum disorder, to request a marked driver's license or ID card.
Iowa HF2669 modifies the state's driver's license and nonoperator's identification card regulations to allow individuals with nonapparent disabilities, such as autism spectrum disorder, to request that their card be marked to reflect their disability status. The marking can be a butterfly design approved by the Department of Transportation or another method deemed sufficient. The bill also mandates the development of educational media to inform the public about this option.
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