Driver's license; authorize issuance of hardship license for those suspended due to noncompliance with an order of support.

HB 739 would allow individuals with driver's licenses suspended due to nonpayment of child support or similar court-ordered support to apply for a limited "hardship license." This license would permit driving only to work and religious services, require court approval based on documented hardship (including a recommendation from the Mississippi Department of Human Services), and carry a $25 fee. The license would be valid for four years, look distinct from regular licenses, and exclude commercial vehicle operation. It directly affects people whose driving privileges were suspended for support order violations, providing a limited pathway to maintain employment access.