What does the HB 190 Motorcycle Amendment require the DLD to do?

The HB 190 Motorcycle Amendment specifically requires the Department of Public Safety's Driver License Division (DLD) to suspend licenses for motorcycle traffic violations. This means that if a motorcyclist commits certain traffic offenses while operating a motorcycle, their driver’s license may be subjected to suspension, reinforcing the importance of safe riding practices and compliance with traffic laws. This amendment aims to enhance road safety by holding motorcyclists accountable for their actions on the road, thereby potentially reducing motorcycle-related accidents and fostering a culture of responsible riding.

In considering the other choices, the provision does not include offering free motorcycle endorsements, eliminating endorsements, or increasing registration fees. Each of these would serve different purposes and implications for motorcycling regulations, but they are not aligned with the objectives set forth by HB 190.