South Dakota HB1079 revises conditions for denying or restricting a motor vehicle or motorcycle operator license if an individual has a medical.

South Dakota HB1079 amends the conditions for denying or restricting a motor vehicle or motorcycle operator license or permit for individuals with medical conditions that can be controlled under a physician's care. If an applicant submits a signed statement that their condition is adequately controlled by medication, they are under a physician's care, and they are continuing to take medication, the Department of Public Safety may issue a temporary permit. This permit is subject to review every six months or until the applicant has gone a period of twelve months without any episode.

South Dakota HB1079 revises conditions for denying or restricting a motor vehicle or motorcycle operator license if an individual has a medical.

South Dakota HB1079 amends the conditions for denying or restricting a motor vehicle or motorcycle operator license or permit for individuals with medical conditions that can be controlled under a physician's care. If an applicant submits a signed statement that their condition is adequately controlled by medication, they are under a physician's care, and they are continuing to take medication, the Department of Public Safety may issue a temporary permit. This permit is subject to review every six months or until the applicant has gone a period of twelve months without any episode.