HB1822 requires new drivers under 26 to complete an online driver work zone and first responder safety course.

HB1822 mandates that applicants for a new driver's license under the age of 26 must pass an online course on driver work zone and first responder safety. The Department of Licensing may waive this requirement if the course is unavailable at the time of application. The bill also outlines procedures for the use of speed safety camera systems in state highway work zones, including the requirement for public awareness campaigns and the handling of infractions. Revenue from these camera systems is to be used for traffic safety initiatives, including funding the required online safety course.

HB1822 requires new drivers under 26 to complete an online driver work zone and first responder safety course.

HB1822 mandates that applicants for a new driver's license under the age of 26 must pass an online course on driver work zone and first responder safety. The Department of Licensing may waive this requirement if the course is unavailable at the time of application. The bill also outlines procedures for the use of speed safety camera systems in state highway work zones, including the requirement for public awareness campaigns and the handling of infractions. Revenue from these camera systems is to be used for traffic safety initiatives, including funding the required online safety course.