Establishes certain protections for drivers and holders of non-driver identification cards diagnosed with certain disabilities.*
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This bill establishes protections for drivers and holders of non-driver identification cards who have been diagnosed with certain disabilities, including autism spectrum disorder, a communication disorder, or an acquired brain injury. It allows these individuals to indicate their diagnosis on their driver’s license or ID card and creates a statewide registry for law enforcement to access information. The bill also mandates training for emergency responders and law enforcement officers on how to effectively interact with individuals with these disabilities.
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