House panel approves bill to simplify Pennsylvania ignition-interlock licensing process
The House Transportation Committee voted to report House Bill 1862 as amended, a measure that consolidates Pennsylvania's ignition interlock licensing into a single license, shortens issuance timelines and requires PennDOT to create an online application portal.
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The House Transportation Committee voted to report House Bill 1862 as amended, a measure that consolidates Pennsylvania's ignition interlock licensing into a single license, shortens issuance timelines and requires PennDOT to create an online application portal.
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