House Bill No. 423 Summary

• Amends Idaho Code Section 18-8002A to revise driver's license suspension procedures following failed or refused evidentiary testing for alcohol or drug impairment.

• Establishes suspension periods of 90 days for first failure (with 30-day absolute suspension followed by possible restricted driving privileges after day 30) and one year for second or subsequent failure within five years with no driving privileges allowed.

• Requires peace officers to provide written notice of suspension rights, suspension periods, and the right to request an administrative hearing within seven calendar days, with hearings to be held within 20 days of the request.

• Allows restricted noncommercial vehicle driving privileges for first-time test failures after the 30-day absolute suspension period for work, school, medical needs, or GED/education purposes.

• Provides eligibility for restricted driving privileges for individuals enrolled in court-approved drug court programs after serving at least 45 days of absolute suspension, installing an ignition interlock device, and proving financial responsibility.