Allows graduates of certain programs to petition the court for limited driving privileges

HB 931 allows individuals who successfully complete a state treatment program for substance abuse (for nonviolent offenders without a dangerous felony conviction) to petition courts for limited driving privileges. The program requires 12-24 months of institutional treatment with a suspended prison sentence. After completion, graduates may request driving privileges for essential activities like work, medical care, school, or treatment programs, following existing rules that may require an ignition interlock device in the vehicle. This bill creates a new eligibility pathway for program graduates without altering standard conditions for limited driving privileges.