Montana HB275 establishes a driving privilege card for certain individuals ineligible for a driver's license.

Montana HB275 creates a driving privilege card for individuals who are ineligible for a driver's license, such as those under 16 years old or those whose presence in the U.S. is not authorized under federal law. The card is non-renewable and expires two years after issuance. It allows the holder to operate a motor vehicle but cannot be used for commercial purposes. The bill outlines the card's content, administration, and revocation procedures. It also details the fees associated with the card and their disposition. The bill is set to take effect on January 1, 2026.

Montana HB275 establishes a driving privilege card for certain individuals ineligible for a driver's license.

Montana HB275 creates a driving privilege card for individuals who are ineligible for a driver's license, such as those under 16 years old or those whose presence in the U.S. is not authorized under federal law. The card is non-renewable and expires two years after issuance. It allows the holder to operate a motor vehicle but cannot be used for commercial purposes. The bill outlines the card's content, administration, and revocation procedures. It also details the fees associated with the card and their disposition. The bill is set to take effect on January 1, 2026.