Assembly Bill 815 mandates the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (DOT) to establish a blue envelope program aimed at fostering inclusivity and improving communication between law enforcement and individuals with conditions or disabilities that require special accommodations. The program will involve the creation of a blue envelope that holds essential documents such as vehicle registration and insurance cards, along with printed materials that provide traffic stop safety information, recommendations for law enforcement interaction techniques, and spaces for emergency contact details and additional accommodation needs.

To obtain a blue envelope, individuals must declare an invisible disability using a form provided by the DOT. Eligibility extends to individuals protected by the Americans with Disabilities Act, those with conditions necessitating accommodations, and their guardians or drivers. The bill also requires the DOT to maintain records of issued envelopes and to develop rules for administering the program, including training materials for law enforcement to enhance their understanding and responsiveness to the needs of individuals with disabilities. An appropriation from the general fund is allocated for the creation and printing of the envelopes and training materials.