New York bill A06900 ties the expiration of driver's licenses and learner's permits to visa expiration dates for noncitizens.

New York bill A06900 amends the vehicle and traffic law to ensure that driver's licenses and learner's permits for noncitizens expire either on the visa expiration date or the normal expiration date of the license or permit, whichever comes first. If a noncitizen's license or permit expires before their visa, they can renew it by showing proof of a valid visa. This change also applies to non-driver identification cards, which must also expire on the visa expiration date or their normal expiration date, whichever is sooner. The bill takes effect 90 days after it becomes law.

New York bill A06900 ties the expiration of driver's licenses and learner's permits to visa expiration dates for noncitizens.

New York bill A06900 amends the vehicle and traffic law to ensure that driver's licenses and learner's permits for noncitizens expire either on the visa expiration date or the normal expiration date of the license or permit, whichever comes first. If a noncitizen's license or permit expires before their visa, they can renew it by showing proof of a valid visa. This change also applies to non-driver identification cards, which must also expire on the visa expiration date or their normal expiration date, whichever is sooner. The bill takes effect 90 days after it becomes law.