HB1111 expands accommodations for applicants with mental or learning disabilities and reduces retest suspension periods after failed driving tests.
HB1111 aims to improve accessibility and fairness in the motor vehicle operator licensing process. It expands accommodations for applicants with mental or learning disabilities, allowing for extended test times and alternative test formats. Additionally, it reduces the administrative waiting period after repeated failed driving tests, setting a 3-month suspension for applicants who fail the driving portion of the license examination three or more times. Applicants can retake the test earlier by completing a certified driver improvement or remedial instruction program.
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