NJ Bill Would Let Pre-Treatment Photos on Licenses
New Jersey residents undergoing medical care for an illness that changes their appearance could extend the use of pre-treatment photos on their driver’s licenses under a bill lawmakers are considering.
The Assembly transportation committee approved the measure on Monday, days after the story of Neptune City resident Joanne Jodry came to light in October. The state Motor Vehicle Commission would not let Jodry, who lost her hair after undergoing chemotherapy, use an old driver’s license photo showing her with long hair.
An MVC spokeswoman in October said the agency was bound to comply with state law, which requires a new picture every eight years.
This article appeared in print on page 5 of edition of Hamodia.
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