New Jersey A5173 allows drivers to note autism, communication disorders, or Tourette Syndrome on their licenses and registrations.
New Jersey A5173, the "Michael Kidd-Gilchrist Driver Communication and Disability Protection Act," revises the process for drivers to indicate certain diagnoses on their licenses and registrations. The bill allows individuals diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, communication disorders, or Tourette Syndrome to have these diagnoses noted on their driver's licenses or non-driver identification cards and vehicle registrations. This information is intended to assist law enforcement during traffic stops.
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