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GA SB576

Bill

Official Source

Status

Introduced

3/8/2024

Primary Sponsor

Timothy Bearden

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Origin

Senate

2023-2024 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Ride share drivers operating on Georgia highways would be required to display a second license plate on the front of their vehicle, identical in appearance to the rear plate, though no revalidation decal is required for the front plate
  • Drivers may obtain the second license plate by applying to a local tag agent and paying a $10.00 secondary license plate fee
  • Failure to display the front license plate would constitute a misdemeanor offense
  • Existing requirements for ride share drivers to display Department of Public Safety-approved signage or emblems while active on a ride share network are retained, with violations also classified as a misdemeanor
  • Sponsored by Senators Bearden (30th District) and Albers (56th District), the bill amends Code Section 40-1-195 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated

Legislative Description

Ride Share Network Services and Transportation Referral Services; display of a second license plate; require

Last Action

Senate Read and Referred

3/11/2024

Committee Referrals

Public Safety3/11/2024

Full Bill Text

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