HB3670 Summary

• Secretary of State shall immediately revoke driver's license or permit upon conviction of specified offenses including reckless homicide, DUI, felonies involving motor vehicles, drag racing, street racing, and operating a vehicle with revoked license due to reckless homicide.

• Court may recommend and Secretary of State may issue restricted driving permits for employment, medical care, educational purposes, or alcohol/drug treatment if applicant demonstrates undue hardship and will not endanger public safety.

• Persons with 2 or more DUI or related convictions within 10 years must use ignition interlock devices on permitted vehicles and pay up to $30 monthly to DUI Administration Fund.

• Persons under age 21 convicted of DUI face one-year revocation followed by restricted permit allowing driving only between 5 a.m. and 9 p.m., with ignition interlock required for multiple violations.

• Secretary of State must notify by mail any person whose driving privileges are revoked under traffic offenses that caused death, with revocation effective 90 days from notice date.