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OH HB121
Bill
Status
4/2/2009
Primary Sponsor
Edna Brown
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AI Summary
HB121 Summary
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Permits law enforcement officers to issue a seven-day field driving permit to individuals cited for operating a non-commercial motor vehicle with an expired driver's or commercial driver's license, if the license was not suspended or canceled and the vehicle is lawfully operable.
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The ticket, citation, or summons serves as the seven-day field driving permit and must include date/time of issuance and expiration; the permit allows operation for 3 hours post-issuance to reach residence, then during the 7-day period to travel between residence and employment or to obtain a renewed license.
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A person may receive only one seven-day field driving permit in any 60-month period; operating outside the specified purposes is a first-degree misdemeanor.
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Shields law enforcement officers and the state from personal liability or suits arising from incidents involving individuals to whom a seven-day field driving permit has been issued.
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Designates the issuance of seven-day field driving permits by law enforcement as a governmental function for political subdivisions under tort immunity law.
Legislative Description
To permit a person who is issued a ticket for operating a motor vehicle other than a commercial motor vehicle with an expired driver's or commercial driver's license to be issued a seven-day field driving permit.
Driving on expired license-7-day field driving permit
Last Action
To Transportation & Infrastructure
4/2/2009