House Bill 2904 Summary

• Allows persons convicted of reckless driving, aggressive driving, or racing on highways to apply for restricted driver licenses after completing 45 consecutive days of suspension, permitting driving for employment, school, medical appointments, and court-ordered requirements.

• Changes license suspension language from "revoke" to "suspend" for one year for second or subsequent violations of reckless driving, aggressive driving, and racing on highways committed within 24 months.

• Expands allowable purposes for restricted licenses under section 28-144 to include court-ordered screening, education or treatment appointments and probation officer appointments required by state or political subdivision conditions.

• Removes mandatory license revocation for second or subsequent reckless driving and racing violations within 84 months, replacing it with a one-year suspension period instead.

• Requires traffic survival school courses to include at least eight hours of in-person instruction covering aggressive driving, with one-time online waivers available only during gubernatorial emergency declarations or upon demonstration of substantial burden.