Driver's licenses: identification cards.
What changed between versions
DMV must amend any forms used for cancellation or surrender of a driver's license to allow a person 62 or older to apply for an identification card using the same form, and must issue a 'Senior Citizen' ID card upon receipt of that amended form.
New full text of Vehicle Code Section 13000 was added, establishing rules for ID card issuance including: prohibition on issuing a Real ID card to someone who already holds a Real ID driver's license, fingerprint verification before issuance, and a rule that a person 62+ may apply under either the general ID provision or the Senior Citizen provision but not both.
The bill's scope expanded from a simple statement of legislative intent regarding driver's license renewals to also include concrete operational requirements for DMV forms and ID card issuance procedures for seniors.
Fiscal committee review designation changed from 'no' to 'yes,' indicating the amendment triggered fiscal analysis, likely due to the new form-amendment and card-issuance obligations imposed on DMV.