MOTOR VEHICLES – Amends existing law to eliminate the nondomiciled CDL program in Idaho.

Idaho's H 667 eliminates the state's "nondomiciled CDL program," which previously allowed non-residents (people living outside Idaho) to obtain commercial driver's licenses (CDLs) or commercial learner's permits through Idaho. The bill removes specific definitions and provisions related to "nonresident" and "nondomiciled" CDLs from Idaho Code sections 49-115 and 49-306, and repeals the standalone section 49-336 governing nonresident commercial licenses. This change directly affects non-resident commercial drivers who could previously secure Idaho-issued CDLs without establishing residency. The law removes the legal framework enabling this program, requiring non-residents to obtain CDLs through their home states instead.