Introduced by Sen. Tom Casperson (R) on January 27, 2015
To revise a variety of details in the state law prescribing commercial drivers license standards, procedures and penalties. Among the provisions are prohibitions against fraudulent license and permit testing and fraudulently obtaining a commercial driver license. The bill also modifies details of the graduated drivers license system for new non-commercial drivers, which would apply to traffic violations before a person gets a regular license. Finally, it reduces the Secretary of State's discretion to not issue an offensive "vanity" license plate, which comes in response to a recent free speech lawsuit. Official Text and Analysis.
Referred to the Senate Transportation Committee on January 27, 2015
To revise various details in the state law prescribing commercial drivers license standards, procedures and penalties. Among the provisions are prohibitions against fraudulent license and permit testing and fraudulently obtaining a commercial driver license. The bill also modifies details of the graduated drivers license system for new non-commercial drivers, which would apply to traffic violations before a person gets a regular license. Finally, it reduces the Secretary of State's discretion to not issue an offensive "vanity" license plate, which comes in response to a recent free speech lawsuit .