Tennessee HB1832 amends driver license regulations to require a for-hire endorsement for operating a Class D vehicle.
Tennessee HB1832 modifies the requirements for obtaining a for-hire endorsement for operating a Class D vehicle. The bill mandates that applicants must have at least two years of unrestricted driving experience, be eighteen years old, and demonstrate good character, competency, and fitness. Exceptions are made for those operating vehicles for family businesses and those with restricted licenses due to unpaid fines and court costs, provided they are making payments. The act takes effect immediately upon becoming law.
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