"Michael Kidd-Gilchrist Driver Communication and Disability Protection Act"; revises and establishes process for designating certain disorders through MVC.

This bill, known as the "Michael Kidd-Gilchrist Driver Communication and Disability Protection Act," allows New Jersey drivers diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, communication disorders like stuttering, or Tourette Syndrome to have these conditions noted on their driver's license and vehicle registration. To qualify, individuals must provide medical documentation, and the Motor Vehicle Commission will also collect emergency contact information for them. This data is shared with law enforcement during traffic stops to assist officers in communicating effectively with drivers who have these specific disabilities. The legislation ensures that this information is used solely for communication purposes and does not require the issuance of any secondary documents.