HB539

Driver's license; prescribe information to be included on and authorize discretionary inclusion of blood type.

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Mississippi HB539 mandates specific identifying information on driver's licenses and allows for optional blood type inclusion.

Mississippi HB539 amends the state's driver's license requirements, specifying that licenses must include the licensee's date of birth, sex, race, natural eye and hair color, weight, height, and residence address. It also allows for the optional inclusion of the licensee's blood type, provided medical documentation is presented at the time of issuance or renewal. The bill further mandates that licenses bear a full-face color photograph and prohibits alteration or counterfeiting. It also addresses the issuance of licenses to non-U.S.

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History

Feb 3

House

Died In Committee

Jan 12

House

Referred To Judiciary A