Georgia 2023-2024 Regular Session

Georgia House Bill HR71

Introduced

1/31/23

Introduced

1/31/23

Caption

House Study Committee on Front of Vehicle License Plates; create

Impact

The establishment of this study committee would allow lawmakers to examine the potential changes needed in the Official Code of Georgia Annotated to enforce a front-plate requirement. This could lead to legislative proposals for amending current vehicle registration laws and modifying compliance measures for vehicle registration in Georgia. The study aims to gather input on the costs and feasibility of such a requirement from the Department of Revenue, which plays a key role in managing vehicle registration processes.

Summary

HR71 is a resolution introduced in the Georgia House of Representatives, aimed at creating a House Study Committee on Front of Vehicle License Plates. Currently, Georgia law does not mandate the use of front license plates on vehicles, which proponents argue could enhance public safety. The resolution outlines the necessity of evaluating how implementing a requirement for front license plates could improve law enforcement's ability to identify vehicles during criminal pursuits and enhance overall road safety.

Contention

While the resolution is primarily focused on gathering data and recommendations, the discussions surrounding it may reveal differing opinions on the necessity of front license plates. Advocates for the resolution highlight the safety benefits and law enforcement advantages, whereas opponents may argue that the requirement would impose unnecessary burdens on vehicle owners and could be seen as an infringement on personal freedoms. The outcomes of the committee's findings could spark broader debates about vehicle regulations and public safety policies in the state.

Latest HR71 Activity

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

GA HR565

House Study Committee on Motor Vehicle Dealer License Plates and Temporary Operating Permits; create

GA HR558

House Study Committee on the State Board of Registration of Used Motor Vehicle Dealers and Used Motor Vehicle Parts Dealers; create

GA HR209

House Study Committee on Motor Vehicle Crash Fatality Rates; create

GA HR563

House Study Committee on Licensing of the Tree Care Industry; create

GA HR72

House Study Committee on Excessive Vehicle Noise and Related Crimes; create

GA HR348

House Study Committee on Excessive Vehicle Noise and Related Crimes; create

GA HR392

Joint Study Committee on the State Board of Registration of Used Motor Vehicle Dealers and Used Motor Vehicle Parts Dealers; create

GA HR1563

House Study Committee on Georgia's Creative Economy; create

GA HR885

House Study Committee on Election Procedures; create

GA HR207

House Study Committee on the Eradication of Homelessness; create

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