Nebraska LB886 modifies vehicle operation rules for noncitizens, limiting their driving privileges.

Nebraska LB886 amends the Motor Vehicle Operator's License Act to redefine who can operate a motor vehicle in the state. It specifies that noncitizens without lawful status in the U.S. cannot obtain a Nebraska driver's license, permit, or document. Nonresidents can operate vehicles for up to 30 days if they have a valid license from their home state or meet other conditions. Exemptions include active military personnel, full-time students, and temporary agricultural workers. The bill repeals previous sections 60-474 and 60-488, replacing them with these new provisions.

Nebraska LB886 modifies vehicle operation rules for noncitizens, limiting their driving privileges.

Nebraska LB886 amends the Motor Vehicle Operator's License Act to redefine who can operate a motor vehicle in the state. It specifies that noncitizens without lawful status in the U.S. cannot obtain a Nebraska driver's license, permit, or document. Nonresidents can operate vehicles for up to 30 days if they have a valid license from their home state or meet other conditions. Exemptions include active military personnel, full-time students, and temporary agricultural workers. The bill repeals previous sections 60-474 and 60-488, replacing them with these new provisions.