Senate Bill 2190 Summary

• Changes the title of the law from "Highway Safety Patrol and Driver's License Law of 1938" to "Driver's License Act"

• Requires license examiners to input all rejected and approved applications into a digital "system of record" and removes the requirement to make the "Wait Anywhere Appointment" program available on the Driver Service Bureau website

• Updates recordkeeping requirements for driver's license funds by requiring examiners to maintain digital records on systems furnished by the Department of Public Safety instead of physical application forms, with all funds subject to audit at any time

• Removes the requirement that the Commissioner of Public Safety be located in Jackson, Mississippi and updates notice methods for license suspension, cancellation, or revocation to include notification via mobile identification

• Repeals the requirement for the Commissioner to prepare assistive videotapes for reading-impaired applicants and deletes the authority to place certain endorsements on driver's licenses or identification cards