HB1913

House Bill 1913 amends Arkansas law regarding the qualifications, issuance, and renewal of intermediate driver's licenses. It updates definitions and eligibility requirements for applicants under the age of eighteen, including specific record checks for serious accidents and traffic violations. The bill establishes that intermediate driver's licenses may be issued to individuals sixteen years of age or older for up to two years. It also clarifies the expiration criteria for intermediate licenses, tying them to the driver reaching eighteen years of age and maintaining a clean driving record for at least twelve months. Additionally, the bill outlines the process for transitioning from an intermediate license to a regular driver's license, contingent upon the applicant's record of safety.