Relates to including if a person has autism spectrum disorder on their driver's license; repealer

Bill A 2672 requires New York driver's license and identification card applications to include a clear checkbox asking applicants if they have autism spectrum disorder (ASD), with instructions to "Check box for 'yes' or 'skip this question'." If an applicant indicates ASD, their license or ID card must display a distinctive mark. This directly affects individuals with ASD who apply for or renew these documents. The bill adds this requirement to existing application forms and mandates the commissioner to provide space for this disclosure while ensuring the process remains accessible.