Allows special minor's restricted driver's license holders to drive beyond 25 miles if they have a distance waiver from their school.
Senate Study Bill 3108 modifies the driving distance limit for special minor's restricted driver's license holders enrolled in an accredited nonpublic school. It permits these licensees to drive beyond the 25-mile limit if they obtain a distance waiver from their school. The waiver can be applied for by the licensee's parent or guardian and, if approved by the school's chief administrator or superintendent, must be carried by the licensee while driving.
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