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VA HB559
Bill
Status
3/10/2026
Primary Sponsor
Scott Wyatt
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AI Summary
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Requires the DMV Commissioner to deny or revoke driver training instructor licenses for individuals convicted of felonies including abduction, rape, carnal knowledge of minors, sexual offenses, crimes against children, or any offense requiring Sex Offender Registry registration
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Establishes a minimum 10-year waiting period before reapplying for an instructor license after revocation for DUI, reckless driving, refusal of alcohol/drug testing, or vehicular manslaughter
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Mandates the DMV create a public, searchable database of all disciplinary actions against driver training schools and instructors dating back to January 1, 2022
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Requires driver training schools to notify students (and parents/guardians of minors) in writing of any penalties assessed against the school or its instructors within the preceding 24 months, with a 24-hour notification requirement for new penalties
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Directs the DMV to submit an annual report by November 1 to the House and Senate Transportation Committees detailing penalties assessed against driver training schools and instructors
Legislative Description
Driver training school and driver training instructors; standards, discipline, report.
Last Action
Governor's Action Deadline 11:59 p.m., April 13, 2026
3/14/2026