New Hampshire HB439 amends criteria for driver's license suspension and reinstatement, focusing on non-driving related violations.

New Hampshire HB439 modifies the criteria for suspending and reinstating driver's licenses. It specifies that a license may be suspended for failing to pay fines related to moving violations if the court determines the individual can afford the payment. The bill also allows for license reinstatement if the individual has been convicted of an offense and had prior notice and an opportunity to contest the suspension. It repeals certain sections of RSA 263:56 and RSA 263:56-a, which previously outlined authority to suspend or revoke licenses. The changes take effect on January 1, 2026.

New Hampshire HB439 amends criteria for driver's license suspension and reinstatement, focusing on non-driving related violations.

New Hampshire HB439 modifies the criteria for suspending and reinstating driver's licenses. It specifies that a license may be suspended for failing to pay fines related to moving violations if the court determines the individual can afford the payment. The bill also allows for license reinstatement if the individual has been convicted of an offense and had prior notice and an opportunity to contest the suspension. It repeals certain sections of RSA 263:56 and RSA 263:56-a, which previously outlined authority to suspend or revoke licenses. The changes take effect on January 1, 2026.