Traffic control: driver license; mobile enhanced driver license or mobile enhanced official state personal identification card; provide for. Amends secs. 2 & 4 of 2008 PA 23 (MCL 28.302 & 28.304). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0620'25
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Overview
This bill updates Michigan’s driver’s license and identification card system to include mobile versions of enhanced licenses and cards. It clarifies definitions related to these mobile options, such as ‘mobile enhanced driver license’ and ‘mobile enhanced official state personal identification card.’ The bill also addresses security measures for these mobile IDs, including encryption and data protection, and outlines procedures for issuing corrected licenses to program participants in the address confidentiality program.
Key provisions
- Defines ‘mobile enhanced driver license’ and ‘mobile enhanced official state personal identification card.’
- Establishes requirements for security measures, including encryption and data protection, for mobile licenses.
- Outlines procedures for issuing mobile licenses to individuals with existing physical enhanced licenses.
- Addresses the validity period and fees for mobile licenses.
- Specifies how the Secretary of State will handle address confidentiality program participants.
- Provides for the issuance of corrected licenses to program participants.
- Includes provisions for individuals who are legally blind or deaf.
- Links the bill's enactment to the passage of related legislation (SB 0620 and SB 620).
Who is affected
- Motor vehicle license holders
- Individuals seeking enhanced driver’s licenses or identification cards
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