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1		-	87R26838 MP-F
2		-	By: Schwertner, et al. S.B. No. 1728
3		-	(Canales)
4		-	Substitute the following for S.B. No. 1728: No.
	1	+	By: Schwertner, Nichols S.B. No. 1728
	2	+	Powell
5	3
6	4
7	5		A BILL TO BE ENTITLED
8	6		AN ACT
9		-	relating to the equalization for road use ~~by and public charging~~
10		-	~~infrastructure for~~ alternatively fueled vehicles~~; authorizing a~~
11		-	~~fee and~~ a ~~surcharge~~.
	7	+	relating to the equalization for road use consumption for
	8	+	alternatively fueled vehicles imposed at the time of registration
	9	+	or registration renewal; authorizing a fee.
12	10		BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:
13		-	SECTION 1. Subtitle F, Title 4, Government Code, is amended
14		-	by adding Chapter 490I to read as follows:
15		-	CHAPTER 490I. TEXAS TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION COUNCIL
16		-	Sec. 490I.001. DEFINITION. In this chapter, "council"
17		-	means the Texas Transportation Electrification Council established
18		-	by this chapter.
19		-	Sec. 490I.002. ESTABLISHMENT; COMPOSITION. (a) The Texas
20		-	Transportation Electrification Council is established.
21		-	(b) The council is composed of the chair of, or if not
22		-	applicable, the administrative head of or a senior-level designee
23		-	from, each of the following entities:
24		-	(1) the Public Utility Commission of Texas;
25		-	(2) the Electric Reliability Council of Texas;
26		-	(3) the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality;
27		-	(4) the State Energy Conservation Office;
28		-	(5) the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation;
29		-	(6) the Texas Department of Transportation;
30		-	(7) the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles;
31		-	(8) the Texas Department of Housing and Community
32		-	Affairs;
33		-	(9) the Texas State Affordable Housing Corporation;
34		-	(10) the Texas Division of Emergency Management; and
35		-	(11) the Texas Economic Development and Tourism
36		-	Office.
37		-	Sec. 490I.003. PRESIDING OFFICER; MEETINGS. (a) The
38		-	council annually shall elect one member to serve as the presiding
39		-	officer of the council.
40		-	(a-1) The executive director of the Texas Department of
41		-	Transportation shall serve as the initial presiding officer of the
42		-	council. This subsection expires September 1, 2023.
43		-	(b) The council shall hold at least four public meetings
44		-	each year.
45		-	Sec. 490I.004. ADMINISTRATIVE ATTACHMENT; FUNDING. (a)
46		-	The council is administratively attached to the Texas Department of
47		-	Transportation.
48		-	(b) The council shall be funded using existing funds of the
49		-	Texas Department of Transportation.
50		-	Sec. 490I.0045. ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE
51		-	ASSESSMENT. (a) Not later than March 1, 2022, the council shall
52		-	prepare an assessment of existing and planned public electric
53		-	vehicle charging infrastructure and associated technologies in
54		-	this state using existing databases. The assessment must include
55		-	the number and types of electric vehicle chargers at each location.
56		-	(b) The council shall use the assessment in developing the
57		-	plan required by Section 490I.005.
58		-	(c) This section expires September 1, 2023.
59		-	Sec. 490I.005. ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE
60		-	PLAN. (a) The council shall:
61		-	(1) develop a comprehensive plan for the development
62		-	of public electric vehicle charging infrastructure and associated
63		-	technologies in this state through the year 2040; and
64		-	(2) update the plan biennially.
65		-	(b) The plan must:
66		-	(1) include a phased implementation of the plan, in
67		-	biennial increments, through the year 2040;
68		-	(2) identify areas in this state for which additional
69		-	public electric vehicle charging infrastructure is needed to ensure
70		-	that the vehicle choice of residents of this state is not
71		-	constrained by a lack of access to adequate public electric vehicle
72		-	charging infrastructure;
73		-	(3) provide for sufficient public electric vehicle
74		-	charging infrastructure to meet and enable future demand for
75		-	electric vehicles in this state that:
76		-	(A) ensures that adequate public electric
77		-	vehicle charging infrastructure is available:
78		-	(i) with sufficient frequency and capacity
79		-	to enable users of electric vehicles of various classes to travel
80		-	border to border and community to community on interstate highways
81		-	and other major roadways in this state;
82		-	(ii) along evacuation routes; and
83		-	(iii) in rural communities, multifamily and
84		-	underserved communities, town centers, commercial and retail
85		-	areas, parks and other publicly owned lands, and other areas that
86		-	are in proximity to where local electric vehicle users live or work;
87		-	(B) is safe, dependable, serviceable, and
88		-	operational;
89		-	(C) maximizes the benefits associated with
90		-	transportation electrification;
91		-	(D) enhances commerce by ensuring an adequate
92		-	distribution of public electric vehicle charging infrastructure is
93		-	available throughout the state to stimulate lower cost and lower
94		-	emissions from heavy duty trucking and delivery services;
95		-	(E) ensures adequate public electric vehicle
96		-	charging capacity to facilitate commerce:
97		-	(i) at or near the borders of this state;
98		-	(ii) in or near airports, rail yards, and
99		-	seaports; and
100		-	(iii) at warehouse complexes and truck
101		-	stops;
102		-	(F) enhances accessibility of tourist areas to
103		-	electric vehicle users; and
104		-	(G) covers any other areas identified by the
105		-	council;
106		-	(4) stimulate competition, innovation, and consumer
107		-	choice in public electric vehicle charging and related
108		-	infrastructure and services and encourage private capital
109		-	investment;
110		-	(5) specify the number and types of electric vehicle
111		-	chargers per general location that are needed to meet the
112		-	requirements prescribed by Subdivisions (2), (3), and (4);
113		-	(6) examine vehicle and charging infrastructure
114		-	changes necessary to provide demand response functions and two-way
115		-	electricity flow capability in order to allow vehicle to grid
116		-	integration for cost savings, grid reliability, and resiliency; and
117		-	(7) provide for electric transportation corridors in
118		-	and along Texas Department of Transportation rights-of-way that
119		-	include the infrastructure needed for vehicle electrification,
120		-	such as:
121		-	(A) a greatly expanded global positioning system
122		-	network for vehicle location accuracy;
123		-	(B) advanced sensor networks for traffic;
124		-	(C) intelligent transportation services;
125		-	(D) connected vehicle applications; and
126		-	(E) improvements to energy infrastructure needed
127		-	to provide adequate vehicle charging.
128		-	(c) In developing and updating the plan, the council:
129		-	(1) shall use, to the extent practicable, publicly
130		-	available electric vehicle projections and models based on industry
131		-	standards to determine, for each year, the percentage and number of
132		-	electric vehicles by vehicle class that are expected on roadways in
133		-	this state and the number of electric vehicle chargers that are
134		-	needed to ensure that there is comprehensive and adequate access to
135		-	public electric vehicle charging infrastructure in this state; and
136		-	(2) may rely on scenarios provided by the Electric
137		-	Reliability Council of Texas or other information from appropriate
138		-	sources for the percentage and number of electric vehicles by
139		-	vehicle class on roadways in this state by year.
140		-	Sec. 490I.006. STATE AGENCY POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS. The
141		-	council shall develop policy recommendations that state agencies
142		-	may adopt to encourage the development of an adequate network of
143		-	public electric vehicle charging infrastructure and associated
144		-	technologies to meet the future electrified transportation needs in
145		-	this state through the year 2040.
146		-	Sec. 490I.007. STAKEHOLDER INPUT. In performing the
147		-	council's duties under this chapter, the council shall seek advice
148		-	and input from:
149		-	(1) privately owned electric utilities;
150		-	(2) municipally owned electric utilities;
151		-	(3) electric cooperatives;
152		-	(4) state and local transportation and transit
153		-	agencies;
154		-	(5) port authorities;
155		-	(6) warehousing and logistics centers;
156		-	(7) electric vehicle charging infrastructure
157		-	companies;
158		-	(8) environmental groups;
159		-	(9) consumer advocates;
160		-	(10) motor vehicle manufacturers;
161		-	(11) nonprofit organizations developing electric
162		-	vehicle policy;
163		-	(12) nonprofit organizations representing food or
164		-	motor fuel providers;
165		-	(13) apartment associations;
166		-	(14) low-income community development corporations;
167		-	(15) nonprofit organizations that represent
168		-	utilities, electric vehicle manufacturers, and charging companies;
169		-	and
170		-	(16) interested members of the public.
171		-	Sec. 490I.008. AUTHORITY TO CONTRACT AND CONSULT WITH
172		-	CERTAIN PERSONS. In performing the council's duties under this
173		-	chapter, the council may:
174		-	(1) contract with experts, academic scholars, and
175		-	other appropriate professionals; and
176		-	(2) consult with the Texas A&M Transportation
177		-	Institute and institutions of higher education.
178		-	Sec. 490I.0085. INITIAL REPORT. (a) Not later than
179		-	December 1, 2022, the council shall prepare and submit to the
180		-	governor, the lieutenant governor, each member of the legislature,
181		-	and relevant state and federal agencies a written report of the
182		-	council's findings that includes:
183		-	(1) the assessment prepared under Section 490I.0045;
184		-	(2) the plan developed under Section 490I.005,
185		-	including the phased implementation of the plan required by
186		-	Subsection (b)(1) of that section; and
187		-	(3) the policy recommendations developed under
188		-	Section 490I.006.
189		-	(b) This section expires September 1, 2025.
190		-	Sec. 490I.009. BIENNIAL REPORT. Not later than December 1
191		-	of each even-numbered year, the council shall prepare and submit to
192		-	the governor, the lieutenant governor, each member of the
193		-	legislature, and relevant state and federal agencies a written
194		-	report that includes:
195		-	(1) a summary of the progress made on the
196		-	implementation of the plan developed under Section 490I.005;
197		-	(2) the biennial update to the plan required under
198		-	Section 490I.005(a)(2); and
199		-	(3) any updates to the policy recommendations
200		-	developed under Section 490I.006.
201		-	Sec. 490I.010. EXPIRATION. This chapter expires and the
202		-	council is abolished January 1, 2031.
203		-	SECTION 2. Section 502.198(a), Transportation Code, is
	11	+	SECTION 1. Section 502.198(a), Transportation Code, is
204	12		amended to read as follows:
205	13		(a) Except as provided by Sections 502.058, 502.060,
206		-	502.1911, 502.192, 502.356, and 502.~~357~~ and ~~Subchapters~~
207		-	[Subchapter] H ~~and M~~, this section applies to all fees collected by
208		-	~~a county~~ assessor-collector under this chapter.
209		-	SECTION 3. Chapter 502, Transportation Code, ~~is amended by~~
210		-	adding ~~Subchapter M~~ to read as follows:
211		-	~~SUBCHAPTER M~~. ~~ALTERNATIVELY FUELED VEHICLE FEES~~
212		-	~~Sec~~. ~~502.501. DEFINITIONS.~~ In this ~~subchapter~~:
	14	+	502.1911, 502.192, 502.356, [and] 502.357, and 502.360 and
	15	+	Subchapter H, this section applies to all fees collected by a county
	16	+	assessor-collector under this chapter.
	17	+	SECTION 2. Subchapter G, Chapter 502, Transportation Code,
	18	+	is amended by adding Section 502.360 to read as follows:
	19	+	Sec. 502.360. EQUALIZATION FOR ROAD USE CONSUMPTION FOR
	20	+	ALTERNATIVELY FUELED VEHICLES. (a) In this section:
213	21		(1) "Alternatively fueled vehicle" means a motor
214	22		vehicle that is capable of being powered by a source other than
215	23		gasoline or diesel fuel.
216	24		(2) "Conventionally fueled vehicle" means a motor
217	25		vehicle that is capable of being powered only by gasoline or diesel
218	26		fuel.
219		-	(3) "Electric vehicle" means a motor vehicle that uses
220		-	electricity as its only source of motor power.
221		-	(4) "Hybrid electric vehicle" means a motor vehicle,
	27	+	(3) "Hybrid electric vehicle" means a motor vehicle,
222	28		including a plug-in hybrid electric motor vehicle, that is capable
223	29		of being powered by both electricity and gasoline, diesel, or
224	30		another type of fuel.
225		-	(5) "Natural gas vehicle" means a motor vehicle that
226		-	is capable of being powered by compressed natural gas or liquefied
227		-	natural gas as fuel.
228		-	(6) "Plug-in hybrid electric vehicle" means a vehicle
229		-	that is capable of being:
230		-	(A) powered by a battery that drives an electric
231		-	motor;
232		-	(B) powered by an internal combustion engine, or
233		-	other propulsion source, that uses gasoline or diesel fuel; and
234		-	(C) recharged by plugging into an electrical
235		-	outlet or electric vehicle charging station.
236		-	Sec. 502.502. APPLICABILITY. This subchapter does not
237		-	apply to:
238		-	(1) a hybrid electric vehicle that is not a plug-in
239		-	hybrid electric vehicle;
240		-	(2) a natural gas vehicle; or
241		-	(3) a vehicle used exclusively to provide public
242		-	transportation services.
243		-	Sec. 502.503. ALTERNATIVELY FUELED VEHICLE FEE. (a) In
244		-	addition to other fees authorized under this chapter, at the time of
245		-	application for registration or renewal of registration of an
246		-	alternatively fueled vehicle, other than a vehicle subject to a fee
247		-	under Subsection (b), the applicant shall pay an additional fee
248		-	according to the gross weight of the vehicle, as follows:
249		-	Weight Classification in pounds Fee Schedule Weight Classification in pounds Fee Schedule
250		-	Weight Classification in pounds Fee Schedule
251		-	0-6,000 $190 0-6,000 $190
252		-	0-6,000 $190
253		-	6,001-10,000 $240 6,001-10,000 $240
254		-	6,001-10,000 $240
	31	+	(4) "Natural gas vehicle" means a motor vehicle that
	32	+	is capable of being powered only by compressed natural gas or
	33	+	liquefied natural gas as fuel.
255	34		(b) In addition to other fees authorized under this chapter,
256	35		at the time of application for registration or renewal of
257		-	registration of a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle, the applicant
	36	+	registration of an alternatively fueled vehicle, other than a
	37	+	vehicle subject to a fee under Subsection (c) or (d), the applicant
258	38		shall pay an additional fee according to the gross weight of the
259	39		vehicle, as follows:
260	40		Weight Classification in pounds Fee Schedule Weight Classification in pounds Fee Schedule
261	41		Weight Classification in pounds Fee Schedule
262		-	0-6,000 $30 0-6,000 $30
263		-	0-6,000 $30
264		-	6,001-10,000 $40 6,001-10,000 $40
265		-	6,001-10,000 $40
266		-	Sec 502.504. MILEAGE FEE ALTERNATIVE. (a) In lieu of
267		-	paying a fee under Section 502.503, a person who applies for
268		-	registration or registration renewal of an alternatively fueled
269		-	vehicle that is equipped with an odometer may pay an annual mileage
270		-	fee. Notwithstanding Section 548.102, a person may have an
271		-	alternatively fueled vehicle subject to that section inspected at
272		-	the end of a one-year period for the purposes of paying a fee under
273		-	this section.
274		-	(b) The annual mileage fee for an alternatively fueled
275		-	vehicle, other than a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle, that weighs
276		-	6,000 pounds or less is:
277		-	Annual Mileage Fee Annual Mileage Fee
278		-	Annual Mileage Fee
279		-	3,000 miles or less $30 3,000 miles or less $30
280		-	3,000 miles or less $30
281		-	3,001 to 6,000 miles $70 3,001 to 6,000 miles $70
282		-	3,001 to 6,000 miles $70
283		-	6,001 to 9,000 miles $110 6,001 to 9,000 miles $110
284		-	6,001 to 9,000 miles $110
285		-	9,001 to 12,000 miles $150 9,001 to 12,000 miles $150
286		-	9,001 to 12,000 miles $150
287		-	12,001 miles or more $190 12,001 miles or more $190
288		-	12,001 miles or more $190
289		-	(c) The annual mileage fee for an alternatively fueled
290		-	vehicle, other than a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle, that weighs
291		-	more than 6,000 pounds is:
292		-	Annual Mileage Fee Annual Mileage Fee
293		-	Annual Mileage Fee
294		-	3,000 miles or less $40 3,000 miles or less $40
295		-	3,000 miles or less $40
296		-	3,001 to 6,000 miles $90 3,001 to 6,000 miles $90
297		-	3,001 to 6,000 miles $90
298		-	6,001 to 9,000 miles $140 6,001 to 9,000 miles $140
299		-	6,001 to 9,000 miles $140
300		-	9,001 to 12,000 miles $190 9,001 to 12,000 miles $190
301		-	9,001 to 12,000 miles $190
302		-	12,001 miles or more $240 12,001 miles or more $240
303		-	12,001 miles or more $240
304		-	(d) The annual mileage fee for a plug-in hybrid electric
305		-	vehicle that weighs 6,000 pounds or less is:
306		-	Annual Mileage Fee Annual Mileage Fee
307		-	Annual Mileage Fee
308		-	3,000 miles or less $5 3,000 miles or less $5
309		-	3,000 miles or less $5
310		-	3,001 to 6,000 miles $10 3,001 to 6,000 miles $10
311		-	3,001 to 6,000 miles $10
312		-	6,001 to 9,000 miles $20 6,001 to 9,000 miles $20
313		-	6,001 to 9,000 miles $20
314		-	9,001 miles or more $30 9,001 miles or more $30
315		-	9,001 miles or more $30
316		-	(e) The annual mileage fee for a plug-in hybrid electric
317		-	vehicle that weighs more than 6,000 pounds is:
318		-	Annual Mileage Fee Annual Mileage Fee
319		-	Annual Mileage Fee
320		-	3,000 miles or less $10 3,000 miles or less $10
321		-	3,000 miles or less $10
322		-	3,001 to 6,000 miles $20 3,001 to 6,000 miles $20
323		-	3,001 to 6,000 miles $20
324		-	6,001 to 9,000 miles $30 6,001 to 9,000 miles $30
325		-	6,001 to 9,000 miles $30
326		-	9,001 miles or more $40 9,001 miles or more $40
327		-	9,001 miles or more $40
328		-	Sec. 502.505. ELECTRIC VEHICLE SURCHARGE. (a) In addition
329		-	to other fees authorized under this chapter, at the time of
330		-	application for registration or renewal of registration of an
331		-	electric vehicle, the applicant shall pay a $10 surcharge.
332		-	(b) Each surcharge collected under this section shall be
333		-	deposited to the credit of the general revenue fund and may be used
334		-	only for the operations of the Texas Transportation Electrification
335		-	Council established under Chapter 490I, Government Code. This
336		-	subsection expires September 1, 2030.
337		-	Sec. 502.506. ANNUAL FEE ADJUSTMENT. (a) On January 1 of
338		-	each year, the department shall:
339		-	(1) after September 1, 2030, increase the fees
340		-	authorized under Sections 502.503 and 502.504 as necessary to
341		-	adjust for inflation as determined by the National Highway
342		-	Construction Cost Index; and
343		-	(2) if the federal government collects a tax on an
344		-	alternatively fueled vehicle, decrease the fees authorized under
345		-	Sections 502.503 and 502.504 for the type of vehicle subject to the
346		-	tax.
347		-	(b) A fee decreased under Subsection (a)(2) for a fee
348		-	authorized under:
349		-	(1) Section 502.503 must be decreased by an amount
350		-	equal to the amount of the tax collected by the federal government;
351		-	and
352		-	(2) Section 502.504 must be decreased by an amount
353		-	that reflects the amount of the tax reduced proportionally
354		-	according to the miles traveled by the vehicle during the previous
355		-	year.
356		-	(c) The department shall post the planned fee increases or
357		-	decreases under Subsection (a) on the department's Internet website
358		-	not later than November 1 of the previous year.
359		-	Sec. 502.507. ALLOCATION OF FEES. Except as otherwise
360		-	provided by this subchapter, each fee and surcharge collected under
361		-	this subchapter shall be deposited to the credit of the state
362		-	highway fund.
363		-	Sec. 502.508. RULES. (a) The department shall adopt rules
364		-	necessary to administer this subchapter.
365		-	(b) The Department of Public Safety, in consultation with
366		-	the department, shall adopt rules necessary to implement Section
367		-	502.504. A violation of a rule adopted under this subsection is
368		-	considered to be a violation of Chapter 548 for purposes of Section
369		-	548.405 and Subchapter I of that chapter.
370		-	SECTION 4. Section 548.253, Transportation Code, is amended
371		-	to read as follows:
372		-	Sec. 548.253. INFORMATION TO BE SUBMITTED ON COMPLETION OF
373		-	INSPECTION. An inspection station or inspector, on completion of
374		-	an inspection, shall electronically submit to the department's
375		-	inspection database:
376		-	(1) the vehicle identification number of the inspected
377		-	vehicle and an indication of whether the vehicle passed the
378		-	inspections required by this chapter; [and]
379		-	(2) odometer readings as required by department rule;
380		-	and
381		-	(3) any additional information required by rule by the
382		-	department for the type of vehicle inspected.
383		-	SECTION 5. The Texas Transportation Electrification
384		-	Council shall submit its first report under Section 490I.009,
385		-	Government Code, as added by this Act, not later than December 1,
386		-	2024.
387		-	SECTION 6. This Act takes effect January 1, 2022.
	42	+	0-6,000 $200 0-6,000 $200
	43	+	0-6,000 $200
	44	+	6,001-10,000 $250 6,001-10,000 $250
	45	+	6,001-10,000 $250
	46	+	(c) In addition to other fees authorized under this chapter,
	47	+	at the time of application for registration or renewal of
	48	+	registration of a hybrid electric vehicle, the applicant shall pay
	49	+	an additional fee according to the gross weight of the vehicle, as
	50	+	follows:
	51	+	Weight Classification in pounds Fee Schedule Weight Classification in pounds Fee Schedule
	52	+	Weight Classification in pounds Fee Schedule
	53	+	0-6,000 $40 0-6,000 $40
	54	+	0-6,000 $40
	55	+	6,001-10,000 $50 6,001-10,000 $50
	56	+	6,001-10,000 $50
	57	+	(d) In addition to other fees authorized under this chapter,
	58	+	at the time of application for registration or renewal of
	59	+	registration of a natural gas vehicle, the applicant shall pay an
	60	+	additional fee in an amount equal to the difference between the
	61	+	amounts calculated under Subsections (e)(1) and (2) for that class
	62	+	of vehicle.
	63	+	(e) The department shall, for each class of natural gas
	64	+	vehicle, calculate:
	65	+	(1) the average annual amount of taxes imposed under
	66	+	Chapter 162, Tax Code, that a conventionally fueled vehicle of that
	67	+	class would pay; and
	68	+	(2) the average annual amount of taxes imposed under
	69	+	that chapter that a natural gas vehicle of that class would pay.
	70	+	(f) The department shall review and update the fee
	71	+	calculated under Subsection (e) at least once every five years.
	72	+	(g) Fees collected under this section shall be deposited to
	73	+	the credit of the state highway fund.
	74	+	(h) The board shall adopt rules necessary to administer this
	75	+	section.
	76	+	SECTION 3. This Act takes effect September 1, 2021.
388	77
389	78		Weight Classification in pounds Fee Schedule
390	79
391		-	0-6,000 $~~190~~
	80	+	0-6,000 $200
392	81
393		-	6,001-10,000 $~~240~~
	82	+	6,001-10,000 $250
394	83
395	84		Weight Classification in pounds Fee Schedule
396	85
397		-	0-6,000 $30
	86	+	0-6,000 $40
398	87
399		-	6,001-10,000 $40
400		-
401		-	Annual Mileage Fee
402		-
403		-	3,000 miles or less $30
404		-
405		-	3,001 to 6,000 miles $70
406		-
407		-	6,001 to 9,000 miles $110
408		-
409		-	9,001 to 12,000 miles $150
410		-
411		-	12,001 miles or more $190
412		-
413		-	Annual Mileage Fee
414		-
415		-	3,000 miles or less $40
416		-
417		-	3,001 to 6,000 miles $90
418		-
419		-	6,001 to 9,000 miles $140
420		-
421		-	9,001 to 12,000 miles $190
422		-
423		-	12,001 miles or more $240
424		-
425		-	Annual Mileage Fee
426		-
427		-	3,000 miles or less $5
428		-
429		-	3,001 to 6,000 miles $10
430		-
431		-	6,001 to 9,000 miles $20
432		-
433		-	9,001 miles or more $30
434		-
435		-	Annual Mileage Fee
436		-
437		-	3,000 miles or less $10
438		-
439		-	3,001 to 6,000 miles $20
440		-
441		-	6,001 to 9,000 miles $30
442		-
443		-	9,001 miles or more $40
	88	+	6,001-10,000 $50