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Louisiana drivers reinstating licenses after insurance lapses pay more than DWI offenders, prompting calls for reform.
A Louisiana state audit found that drivers reinstating licenses after insurance lapses pay more—between $150 and $525—than first-time DWI offenders, who pay $100.
State Rep. Mike Bayham called the fee disparity "disturbing" and plans to introduce legislation to reform the system, citing high insurance costs and financial strain on working families.
The Office of Motor Vehicles collects 80% of its fees from insurance-related penalties, and nearly 10% of the state’s driver’s licenses were suspended by June 2024, mostly for insurance lapses.
The legislative auditor recommended reevaluating the laws, with potential changes expected during the next regular session in March or a special session on financial issues.
Los conductores de Louisiana que restablecen licencias después de que el seguro caduque pagan más que los infractores de DWI, lo que provocó llamados a la reforma.