Bill > HB1190

This bill allows the division of motor vehicles (DMV) to issue a temporary traditional driver's license to young drivers who are within 30 days of turning 21 and whose current youth operator license is about to expire, with the physical license only being delivered on or after their 21st birthday; this temporary license will be valid for driving until the new license is issued and for up to 60 days after the youth operator license expires, and for online renewals, a transaction receipt from the DMV website will serve as the temporary license when presented with the existing driver's license. Additionally, the bill revises registration requirements and associated fees for fleet vehicles, specifically detailing how registration fees and permit fees are calculated for vehicles registered under RSA 261:40-b, which likely pertains to fleet vehicle registration, by adjusting them based on the owner's birth month anniversary and the duration of the registration period, ensuring a minimum 24-month fee for renewals and potentially recalculating fees based on the applicable mill rate if a renewal is delayed.