AR HB2203

Extends the eligibility window for incarcerated individuals to obtain a driver's license from 120 days to 180 days before release from the Department of Correction or Department of Community Correction.

Creates a new restricted driving permit for probationers and parolees whose licenses are suspended for reasons unrelated to motor vehicle operation, allowing driving directly to and from employment, school, probation/parole meetings, or officer-directed locations.

Restricted permits must include the holder's residence address and authorized destination addresses and must be carried while operating a vehicle until the suspension is lifted.

Permits issued under this section expire upon release from probation or parole supervision, and the Department of Finance and Administration may revoke permits at any time for any reason.

Allows eligible inmates to satisfy driver's license identity document requirements by submitting a sentencing order to the Office of Driver Services before release from incarceration.