Requires a person issued a driver's license or permit to report the instance of a medically diagnosed seizure to the commissioner of motor vehicles within sixty days of such seizure.

This bill requires anyone with a driver's license or permit in New York to inform the state's Department of Motor Vehicles if they have a medically diagnosed seizure. This must be done within sixty days of the seizure. The aim is to ensure road safety by keeping potentially unsafe drivers off the roads.

Supporters of the bill argue that it is a necessary step to enhance public safety on the roads. By requiring individuals to report seizures, the legislation helps prevent accidents and protects both drivers and pedestrians from potential harm.

Critics may argue that the bill could unfairly penalize individuals with medical conditions, potentially leading to discrimination against those who suffer from seizures. They might also raise concerns about privacy and the burden of reporting, suggesting that it could discourage people from seeking medical help.