Maryland HB646 allows self-reporting of medical conditions for driver's license applicants and holders, with expedited permit issuance for those.
Maryland HB646 modifies the process for driver's license administration regarding self-reported medical conditions. It mandates that self-reporting be the primary factor in decisions to issue, refuse, or cancel a license, unless law enforcement requests a reexamination. The bill also allows the Administration to require additional testing for those who self-report a diagnosis.
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