Require suspension of a driver's license if driving without insurance

This bill requires the Montana Department of Transportation to automatically suspend a driver's license or driving privilege for anyone caught driving without valid auto insurance. The law mandates a six-month suspension for a first offense, one year for a second offense, and one year for a third or subsequent offense within the specified time period. The bill also outlines conditions for restoring driving privileges, including completing chemical dependency treatment if required, and allows for probationary licenses only after meeting specific court and program requirements.