BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) – Alabama drivers could soon have the option to add a symbol to their driver’s license indicating they have a disability that is not obvious to others.
The prefiled bill would allow drivers to choose whether or not to add a symbol to their license showing they have a medical condition like autism or hearing loss.
Representative Ontario Tillman, a former special education teacher, is sponsoring the bill. He represents District 56 which covers cities like Bessemer and Lipscomb. He said those with invisible disabilities may have difficulty communicating if they have a disorder that can affect their interactions…