relative to the revocation and suspension of drivers' licenses and to invalidating out-of-state driver's licenses issued to undocumented immigrants.

This bill strengthens New Hampshire's driver's license revocation and suspension laws by clarifying procedures for habitual offenders and those who fail to comply with court orders. It updates administrative rules to ensure immediate notice of suspensions and requires the surrender of out-of-state licenses for undocumented immigrants, while also mandating that suspension orders be sent to other states and the driver's home jurisdiction. The legislation introduces stricter penalties for driving while a license is suspended, including mandatory jail time and fines for certain serious offenses, and elevates driving after suspension to a felony if it results in a fatal or serious injury collision. These changes aim to enforce existing laws more consistently and increase consequences for repeat offenders and those operating vehicles without valid privileges.