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3/28/07-Gov. Tim Kaine has signed a bill into law that is intended to target alcohol-related reckless drivers. The new rule takes effect July 1.
The new law, HB1708, requires those who had their driver's license suspended for reckless driving for alcohol-related or drug-related reasons to complete an alcohol safety action program before they could have their licenses reinstated.
3/14/07-The Senate approved a bill that is intended to target alcohol-related reckless drivers.
Sponsored by Delegate Scott Lingamfelter, R-Woodbridge, HB1708 now heads to Gov. Tim Kaine's desk. The House already approved it.
The bill would require those who had their driver's license suspended for reckless driving for alcohol-related or drug-related reasons to complete an alcohol safety action program before they could have their licenses reinstated.
For bill status, call (804) 698-7410. In Virginia, call 1-888-892-6948.
2/16/07-The Senate Transportation Committee voted 15-0 Feb. 15 to approve a bill that is intended to target alcohol-related reckless drivers.
Sponsored by Delegate Scott Lingamfelter, R-Woodbridge, HB1708 would require those who had their driver's license suspended for reckless driving that was alcohol-related or drug-related to complete an alcohol safety action program before they could have their driver's license reinstated.
The bill has been forwarded to the Senate for further consideration. The House already approved it.
For bill status, call (804) 698-1500. In Virginia, call 1-877-391-3228.
2/7/07-The House approved a bill that is intended to target alcohol-related reckless drivers.
Sponsored by Delegate Scott Lingamfelter, R-Woodbridge, HB1708 would require those who had their driver's license suspended for reckless driving that was alcohol-related or drug-related to complete an alcohol safety action program before they could have their driver's license reinstated.
The bill has been forwarded to the Senate for further consideration.
For House bill status, call (804) 698-1500. In Virginia, call 1-877-391-3228.
1/10/07-A bill in the House Transportation Committee is intended to target alcohol-related reckless drivers.
Sponsored by Delegate Scott Lingamfelter, R-Woodbridge, HB1708 would require those who had their driver's license suspended for reckless driving that was alcohol-related or drug-related to complete an alcohol safety action program before they could have their driver's license reinstated.
For House bill status, call (804) 698-1500. In Virginia, call 1-877-391-3228.
The new law, HB1708, requires those who had their driver's license suspended for reckless driving for alcohol-related or drug-related reasons to complete an alcohol safety action program before they could have their licenses reinstated.
3/14/07-The Senate approved a bill that is intended to target alcohol-related reckless drivers.
Sponsored by Delegate Scott Lingamfelter, R-Woodbridge, HB1708 now heads to Gov. Tim Kaine's desk. The House already approved it.
The bill would require those who had their driver's license suspended for reckless driving for alcohol-related or drug-related reasons to complete an alcohol safety action program before they could have their licenses reinstated.
For bill status, call (804) 698-7410. In Virginia, call 1-888-892-6948.
2/16/07-The Senate Transportation Committee voted 15-0 Feb. 15 to approve a bill that is intended to target alcohol-related reckless drivers.
Sponsored by Delegate Scott Lingamfelter, R-Woodbridge, HB1708 would require those who had their driver's license suspended for reckless driving that was alcohol-related or drug-related to complete an alcohol safety action program before they could have their driver's license reinstated.
The bill has been forwarded to the Senate for further consideration. The House already approved it.
For bill status, call (804) 698-1500. In Virginia, call 1-877-391-3228.
2/7/07-The House approved a bill that is intended to target alcohol-related reckless drivers.
Sponsored by Delegate Scott Lingamfelter, R-Woodbridge, HB1708 would require those who had their driver's license suspended for reckless driving that was alcohol-related or drug-related to complete an alcohol safety action program before they could have their driver's license reinstated.
The bill has been forwarded to the Senate for further consideration.
For House bill status, call (804) 698-1500. In Virginia, call 1-877-391-3228.
1/10/07-A bill in the House Transportation Committee is intended to target alcohol-related reckless drivers.
Sponsored by Delegate Scott Lingamfelter, R-Woodbridge, HB1708 would require those who had their driver's license suspended for reckless driving that was alcohol-related or drug-related to complete an alcohol safety action program before they could have their driver's license reinstated.
For House bill status, call (804) 698-1500. In Virginia, call 1-877-391-3228.