Authorizes hardship driver's licenses for those whose licenses are suspended for noncompliance with an order of support.
Mississippi HB406 allows the issuance of hardship driver's licenses to individuals whose licenses have been suspended due to noncompliance with an order for support. The hardship license is valid for four years and permits driving only to work. The Mississippi Department of Public Safety will develop a distinct hardship license. The bill also modifies the fees for various licenses and permits, including hardship licenses, and outlines procedures for license suspension and reinstatement.
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