Ohio HB258 requires notification before a driver's license expires, not after.
Ohio HB258 amends the state's Revised Code to require the Bureau of Motor Vehicles to notify drivers before their license expires, rather than after. The notification must be sent by regular mail to the driver's last known address. This change aims to ensure drivers are aware of their license expiration in advance. Failure to provide such notification does not extend the license. The bill also includes provisions for temporary residents and those aged 65 and older.
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