HB929

Limit all limited term licenses, ID cards to one-year expiration

Introduced·5/19/26
Introduced Text

Ohio HB929 limits all limited term licenses and ID cards for temporary residents to one-year expiration.

Ohio HB929 amends sections of the Revised Code to limit all limited term licenses and identification cards for temporary residents to a maximum one-year expiration. This includes driver's licenses, commercial driver's licenses, and identification cards. The bill also prohibits multi-year or permanent vehicle-related registrations for temporary residents. Temporary residents must provide documentation verifying their legal presence or temporary lawful status in the United States. The provisions apply to licenses and registrations issued after the effective date of the bill.

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Transportation Committee
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History

May 20

House

Referred to committee: Transportation

May 19

House

Introduced