SD HB1013

Amends § 32-12-52.3 to specify that individuals convicted of drug offenses while in a vehicle may receive limited driving privileges for employment, child care delivery/pickup, health appointments, school, court, probation appointments, 24/7 sobriety testing, counseling programs, treatment, or aftercare

First-time drug offense convictions while in a vehicle result in a 90-day license revocation; second or subsequent offenses result in a one-year revocation or until age 17, whichever is longer

Amends § 32-35-122 to expand the list of permitted driving purposes for individuals with suspended privileges under § 32-35-121, adding child care delivery/pickup, health appointments, and aftercare to existing allowances

Requires proof of financial responsibility before any restricted driving is permitted, which must be maintained throughout the restriction period

Unified Judicial System must notify Department of Public Safety of all drug-related convictions or delinquency adjudications involving vehicles