Order relative to authorizing the committee on Transportation to make an investigation and study of a certain current Senate document relative to providing for mobile driver’s licenses in the commonwealth.
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Overview
This order directs the Joint Committee on Transportation to investigate and study a current Senate document (Senate Bill 2905) concerning the implementation of mobile driver’s licenses in Massachusetts. The committee is tasked with examining the feasibility and potential benefits of allowing drivers to access and manage their driver’s licenses through a mobile app. This study will inform any future legislative action regarding this technology.
Key provisions
- Authorize the Committee on Transportation to conduct an investigation.
- Focus of the investigation is on Senate Bill 2905 regarding mobile driver’s licenses.
- The committee will study the feasibility of mobile driver’s licenses.
- The committee will examine potential benefits of mobile driver’s licenses.
Who is affected
- Drivers in Massachusetts
- The Massachusetts Department of Transportation
- The Joint Committee on Transportation
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