Missouri HB3220 modifies provisions for young drivers, including age requirements, license restrictions, and point systems for traffic violations.
Missouri HB3220 modifies driving provisions for young drivers. It allows applicants aged fifteen to obtain an instruction permit for driver training. It mandates a driver's education program for those under twenty-one with no prior license. It sets restrictions on intermediate driver's licenses, including nighttime driving bans and passenger limits. It introduces a point system for traffic violations, with higher penalties for alcohol-related offenses and serious injuries. It also allows voluntary donations to various state funds during the licensing process.
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