Bill > H3806

This bill aims to further regulate out-of-state motor vehicle moving violations. It proposes two key provisions: 1. The Registrar of Motor Vehicles shall review the facts of any out-of-state motor vehicle violation before suspending, revoking, limiting, or reinstating the right to operate a vehicle in the Commonwealth. If the violation was solely for exceeding the speed limit, the Registrar shall not suspend, revoke, limit the driving privileges, or impose any additional fines, as long as any fines owed to the other state or jurisdiction were paid. 2. The bill establishes a special legislative commission to investigate and study the process for reviewing official notices of out-of-state motor vehicle violations. The commission will evaluate the potential benefits of having the Merit Rating Board review these notices and make recommendations to the Registrar on the appropriate action, such as suspension, revocation, limitation, or reinstatement of driving privileges, based on the facts of the violation. The commission is required to report its findings and recommendations to the state legislature by February 28, 2022.

Transportation and Infrastructure

https://malegislature.gov/Bills/192/H3806