Driver's license; authorize issuance of hardship license to persons suspended for being out of compliance with order for support.

HB 25 creates a hardship driver's license for Mississippi residents whose regular license was suspended due to unpaid child support or other court-ordered support payments. To qualify, applicants must petition a court within 30 days, provide clear evidence of hardship (including a recommendation from the Mississippi Department of Human Services), and prove they need driving access for work or religious services. The license, costing $25 and valid for four years, requires a distinct design and restricts driving to only work and religious activities - excluding commercial vehicles. This bill modifies existing license fee and duration rules to specifically include hardship licenses under Section 63-1-47.