Overview
- The override makes a negative toxicology exam a prerequisite for obtaining the first CNH in categories A (motorcycles) and B (cars).
- The law sets a minimum 90-day retrospective detection window and a 90-day validity period for the test.
- Clinics that conduct physical and psychometric exams may serve as collection points when linked to Senatran-accredited laboratories.
- Lawmakers also reinstated electronic vehicle transfer and recognition of advanced or qualified digital signatures on platforms approved by Senatran or state Detrans.
- The presidency had rejected the requirement over cost and access concerns, while supporters pointed to recent CNH rule easing and noted that exam prices vary by region.