Bill > H829

This bill aims to change motor vehicle insurance laws by preventing certain types of traffic violations from increasing your insurance premiums. Specifically, it proposes that "non-moving violations," which are infractions like parking tickets or equipment violations that don't involve driving the vehicle, will no longer be considered "surchargeable incidents." A surchargeable incident is an event that can lead to an increase in your insurance rates. The bill mandates that the registrar, likely a state official responsible for motor vehicle records, will create a system to track these non-moving violations separately. Once this system is in place, these non-moving violations will be excluded from being used to raise insurance premiums, providing relief to drivers who might otherwise face higher costs for minor infractions.