Montana HB677 requires the suspension of a driver's license for driving without insurance.
Montana HB677 mandates the suspension of a driver's license for individuals caught driving without insurance. The suspension period varies based on the number of prior offenses, with a minimum of six months for a first offense and up to one year for subsequent offenses. The bill also outlines conditions under which a probationary license may be issued during the suspension period. The suspension remains in effect until the required treatment is completed, if applicable.
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