MI HB6500

Transfers authority for fuel tax reciprocity agreements from the Michigan highway reciprocity board to the Department of Treasury, effective upon the bill's enactment.

Grants the Department of Treasury sole authority to enter into fuel tax reciprocity agreements with other jurisdictions that allow motor carriers to operate qualified commercial motor vehicles without obtaining IFTA licenses, decals, or permits.

Allows motor carriers under fuel tax reciprocity agreements to operate without paying road taxes or filing fuel tax returns in Michigan, provided they receive reciprocal treatment in other states.

Limits the definition of "jurisdiction" for fuel tax reciprocity agreements to only states that are members of the International Fuel Tax Agreement.

Preserves the Department of State's authority to enter into non-fuel-tax reciprocal compacts and agreements regarding motor vehicle fees, charges, taxation, and regulation.