Nevada SB416 revises the statewide sobriety and drug monitoring program by replacing "restricted driver's license" with "24/7 privilege.
Nevada SB416 amends the Nevada Revised Statutes to revise the statewide sobriety and drug monitoring program. The bill replaces the term "restricted driver's license" with "24/7 privilege," allowing participants to drive without the previous limitations. It also clarifies testing requirements and authorizes the Department of Motor Vehicles to issue a 24/7 privilege to eligible participants. The changes aim to provide more flexible driving privileges while ensuring compliance with the program's requirements.
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