Committee hears broad support for driver-education bill after testimony from crash survivor and safety groups House Bill 32 20, which would require driver education and limit plea reductions for young drivers, drew strong public support at a committee hearing. Witnesses cited teen crash statistics and urged state-funded programs; MoDOT estimated program administration costs between $350,000 and $850,000 annually.

A new bill in Missouri aims to mandate driver education for young applicants, backed by heartbreaking testimonies from crash survivors highlighting the urgent need for safer roads.

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State introduces driver improvement program for motorcycle and motor vehicle violations Law allows drivers to complete programs to reduce points from traffic violations

Missouri's House Bill 1339 could revolutionize road safety by offering drivers a chance to reduce points and avoid penalties through structured education programs.

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