Ohio HB463 revises driver education requirements, including online courses and electronic device use.
Ohio HB463 modifies driver education requirements by allowing online driver education courses and the use of electronic devices for behind-the-wheel instruction. It mandates that the Department of Public Safety adopt rules for online driver education courses, including standards for licensing online driver training enterprises and content requirements for the courses. The bill also permits qualified adults to use electronic devices to provide up to four hours of required behind-the-wheel instruction, provided the adult is present and the device is approved by the director.
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