MO HB860

Changes the initial waiting period for limited driving privileges after a DWI conviction from 30 days to 45 days before an applicant can apply.

Adds seeking services from a certified ignition interlock device provider as a qualifying reason to obtain limited driving privileges during a license suspension or revocation.

Requires prior offenders and persistent offenders participating in court-ordered DWI treatment programs to perform at least 30 or 60 days of community service respectively as part of their probation or parole conditions.

Maintains existing penalty provisions for intoxication-related traffic offenses, including class A misdemeanor for prior offenders, class D felony for persistent offenders, class C felony for aggravated offenders, and class B felony for chronic offenders.

Expands the definition of "intoxication-related traffic offense" to include involuntary manslaughter, murder in the second degree, and assault charges when related to intoxicated driving.