Mississippi HB1388 amends the state's driver's license display requirements, specifying that the license must be handed to law enforcement upon.
Mississippi HB1388 amends Section 63-1-41 of the Mississippi Code of 1972 to require drivers to have their license in their possession at all times while operating a motor vehicle. The bill specifies that when requested by a law enforcement officer, a judge, or other authorized personnel, the driver must hand their license to the requester. The law also provides that a driver cannot be convicted if they present a valid license in court, even if they did not hand it over initially. This act is set to take effect from July 1, 2026.
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