Utah Ends Debt-Based Driver’s License Suspensions
If an individual breaks the law, they should absolutely be held accountable for their actions. But it’s important to penalize the underlying action, not the subsequent failure to pay the associated fine. Taking away their...
HB 143: Preventing Unnecessary Driver’s License Suspension
This bill stops the state from suspending individuals' driver's licenses for failure to pay court debt and for low-level failure to appear offenses.
HB 183: More Privacy for Your Personal Information
This bill passed the house with a vote of 56-16, and passed the senate with a vote of 23-1. Under current law, the personal information about an individual who obtains a driver license is shared with others, including private...
HB 146: Preventing Unnecessary Driver License Suspension
This bill prohibits driver license suspensions for failure to pay court debt, and failure to appear in many non-driving related offenses.
HB 376: Restrictions on Suspension of Driver Licenses
This bill would limit the circumstances when the state could suspend an individual's driver license.
Driver Licenses to No Longer Be Suspended for Drug Users
A new law stands to benefit over 8,000 Utahns each year, whose driver licenses will no longer be suspended for violating a drug law that has nothing to do with operating a vehicle.
HB 397: Allowing for a Limited Driver License
This bill allows an individual to appeal the suspension of their license for a first-time DUI, in limited cases.
HB 184: Driver License Form Amendments
Obtaining a driver license will be a simpler process for numerous individuals if HB 184 is passed.
HB 144: Stop Suspending Driver Licenses Due to Non-Driving Drug Offenses
This law would put an end to the practice where those guilty of a drug offense have their driver license suspended, even if they weren't driving at the time of the offense.