Relates to the length of time that a person on a visa can hold a New York state driver's license or learner's permit; provides that driver's license or learner's permit shall expire upon the expiration of a visa or upon the date the driver's license or learner's permit would normally expire whichever date first occurs.

This bill proposes that if a person is in New York on a visa, their driver's license or learner's permit will expire either when their visa expires or when the license or permit would normally expire, whichever comes first. This aims to ensure that only those with valid visas can hold these driving privileges.

Supporters of the bill argue that it promotes safety on the roads by ensuring that only individuals with valid immigration status can hold a driver's license or learner's permit. They believe this measure helps maintain the integrity of the licensing system and encourages compliance with immigration laws.

Critics of the bill contend that it unfairly penalizes individuals on temporary visas who may need a driver's license for work or personal reasons. They argue that this could create unnecessary hardships for law-abiding residents and may lead to increased difficulties in accessing essential services.