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Committee moves measure to record DMV points for drivers who complete diversion in serious cases
Summary
AB 16 62 would require the DMV to assign points for point‑assessable driving offenses that are later dismissed after successful completion of diversion, a step backers say will help identify repeat dangerous drivers. Opponents warned it punishes legally innocent drivers and could hurt low‑income Californians.
The Assembly Public Safety Committee voted to advance AB 16 62 to the Transportation Committee after a debate about driver accountability and the collateral consequences of diversion.
Assemblymember Wilson said the measure would ensure that point‑assessable conduct — including some cases that resulted in fatal collisions but were later dismissed under misdemeanor…
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