A bill for an act relating to the maximum driving distance of unsupervised persons issued a special minor's restricted driver's license who are enrolled at an accredited nonpublic school.(Formerly SSB 3108.)

This bill allows students with a special minor's restricted driver's license, who attend accredited nonpublic schools, to drive further distances without supervision. Currently, there are limits on how far these students can drive alone. The bill aims to expand their driving range to make it easier for them to commute to school and related activities.

Supporters of the bill argue that it provides greater flexibility for students attending nonpublic schools, allowing them to participate more fully in educational and extracurricular activities. They believe that expanding the driving distance will enhance independence and responsibility among young drivers.

Critics of the bill may express concerns about safety, arguing that allowing unsupervised driving over longer distances could increase the risk of accidents among inexperienced drivers. They might also point out that it could lead to more traffic congestion and challenges in managing road safety for all drivers.