Motor vehicles; driver licenses; designation of certain medical conditions, provided for

SB 46 would allow Alabama drivers to voluntarily add a discreet mark to their license or ID card indicating they have been diagnosed with specific invisible medical conditions, such as autism, epilepsy, or schizophrenia. This applies to individuals who provide physician documentation of their condition. The Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) must create this system at no extra cost to users, with the goal of helping first responders understand communication needs during emergencies. The bill defines "invisible medical conditions" as those affecting communication, like cognitive disabilities or traumatic brain injuries. It does not require any license changes or impose new fees beyond existing costs.