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Committee orders feasibility study on driver-education materials as part of DUI package
Summary
Representative Bailey won committee approval of an amendment directing the Office of Substance Use Services and the DMV to study the feasibility and cost of educational materials for license applicants, with a report due by Feb. 28, 2027.
Representative Bailey said he wants to prevent DUIs before they occur and proposed an amendment asking the Office of Substance Use Services and the motor vehicle division to study the cost and feasibility of producing educational materials for people applying for driver's licenses. The amendment asks for a report by Feb. 28, 2027.
The committee expressed support. Representative Robbins complimented the approach, saying front-end education could reduce future prosecutions and victimization. Bailey's amendment was adopted by voice vote.
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