NV SB416

Replaces restricted driver's licenses with a new "24/7 privilege" for participants in Nevada's statewide sobriety and drug monitoring program, allowing unrestricted driving to any destination rather than only to work, testing locations, court appearances, and medical care

Expands sanctions for program violations (alcohol/drug use or missed testing) to include increased monitoring, supervision, treatment, or testing in addition to existing incarceration sanctions

Clarifies that law enforcement agencies are not required to establish physical testing locations if their approved testing method does not require in-person testing at a designated site

Requires courts to notify DMV when assigning someone to the program and mandates DMV notification and 24/7 privilege revocation when participants fail to comply with program requirements

Takes effect when the DMV Director certifies to the Governor and Legislative Counsel Bureau Director that sufficient resources are available for implementation