SB 572

Under current law, a person's operator's license may be cancelled for a variety

of reasons. For example, a license may be cancelled if the Department of

Transportation (DOT) finds that the application for the license contained a material

false statement or if a license has been altered and returned to DOT for cancellation.

In most cases where a person's license has been cancelled, the person may apply for

a new license at any time. A new license issued after cancellation expires two years

from the date of the applicant's next birthday.

Under this bill, a new license issued after cancellation expires on the expiration

date of the prior license at the time of cancellation.