MI HB4809

Establishes a tolling enforcement program requiring the Secretary of State to enter agreements with operators of international toll bridges and tunnels to aid in collecting unpaid tolls

Authorizes the Secretary of State to refuse vehicle registration or registration transfers for individuals with 6 or more unpaid tolls that remain unpaid for more than 90 days after receiving notice

Creates a dispute resolution process allowing individuals to challenge unpaid toll notices, with the presumption that the registered owner is responsible for the toll unless they provide an affidavit identifying the actual driver

Requires tolling enforcement agreements to include data sharing standards, service fees, and procedures for operators to notify the Secretary of State when tolls are paid or disputes resolved

Permits the Secretary of State to enter reciprocity agreements with other states, U.S. territories, Canadian provinces, or tolling entities for mutual enforcement and collection of unpaid tolls across jurisdictions