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One Hundred Ninth Legislature - First Session - 2025
Introducer€s Statement of Intent
LB97
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Chairperson: Senator Mike Moser
Committee: Transportation and Telecommunications
Date of Hearing: February 03, 2025
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The following constitutes the reasons for this bill and the purposes which are sought to be
accomplished thereby:
LB97 is a clean-up and harmonization bill for the Department of Motor Vehicles including:
Exempts Commercial Driver‚s License holders from deferred judgments and will prevent masking of the
offense from the CDL holder‚s driver‚s record to protect federal highway money.
Allow email addresses and phone numbers to be protected from release to the public and classified as
sensitive personal information under the Uniform Motor Vehicle Records Disclosure Act.
Adds a new definition of amphibious vehicle and exempts these vehicles from requiring duplicate
registrations under both the State Boat Act and the Motor Vehicle Certificate of Title Act.
Corrects an omission of the Breast Cancer Plate from the list of specialty plates in NRS 60-393 and
60-396.
Changes the definition of minibike to accommodate for electric bikes and amends the definition of junk
vehicle to harmonize with the federal definition.
Allows the DMV to charge the same inspection fee as other certified law enforcement agencies.
Allows the release of a lien when issuing a bonded title after proper notification to the lender.
Corrects an omission which occurred when the Motor Vehicle Certificate of Title Act was recodified to
exempt fertilizer trailers from being titled.
Allows for the issuance of an Ignition Interlock Permit for persons who have not held a Class O or M
license and allows for reciprocity to accept another state‚s equivalent order for issuance of an Ignition
Interlock Permit.
Cleans up language to eliminate the word ƒsurcharge„ from the license security fee.
Changes language on distribution of fees collected under the International Fuel Tax Agreement.
Eliminates the United States Government Certificate of Release from being exempt from vehicle
inspections for titles and waives the fee for the inspection.
Prohibits altering the design of license plate.
Allows the DMV to receive monies paid directly to the DMV.€
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Principal Introducer:________________________________
Senator John Fredrickson
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