Extends validity of certain expired Class C drivers licenses in North Carolina for up to two years.
The bill imposes a temporary moratorium on the expiration of certain Class C drivers licenses in North Carolina. It allows licenses to remain valid for up to two years past their expiration date, except for those that are canceled, revoked, or suspended, and those that have been valid for eight years or more. This measure aims to address a backlog of drivers unable to renew their licenses in person. The act is effective immediately upon becoming law and will expire on December 31, 2027.
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