Expands the Youth Substance Awareness Safety Program to include impaired driving for individuals under 21.

This bill expands the Youth Substance Awareness Safety Program (YSASP) to include impaired driving offenses for individuals under 21 years of age. It mandates that individuals who violate impaired driving laws be referred to YSASP. Successful completion of the program, which includes substance abuse screening and counseling, can prevent penalties such as fines and license suspension. The bill also sets program fees and outlines the process for handling violations, including the role of the Diversion Program and the Judicial Bureau.

Expands the Youth Substance Awareness Safety Program to include impaired driving for individuals under 21.

This bill expands the Youth Substance Awareness Safety Program (YSASP) to include impaired driving offenses for individuals under 21 years of age. It mandates that individuals who violate impaired driving laws be referred to YSASP. Successful completion of the program, which includes substance abuse screening and counseling, can prevent penalties such as fines and license suspension. The bill also sets program fees and outlines the process for handling violations, including the role of the Diversion Program and the Judicial Bureau.