MO HJR38

Submits to Missouri voters on November 4, 2014 (or at a special election) a constitutional amendment repealing and replacing section 30(b) of article IV of the Missouri Constitution regarding transportation funding.

Establishes a "miles driven" fee of $200 for one-year vehicle registration and $400 for two-year registration, effective January 1, 2015, collected by the Department of Revenue.

Provides prorated credit against the miles driven fee at one cent per mile for vehicles driven less than 20,000 miles annually (or 40,000 miles over two years), minus a $50 processing fee, based on odometer readings from vehicle safety inspections.

Prohibits use of GPS or location-tracking technology to monitor vehicle mileage for purposes of imposing the fee or any state tax on mileage.

Bans the operation of toll roads on existing interstate highway corridors and rights-of-way for a minimum of 10 years after the amendment becomes effective.

Deposits revenue from the miles driven fee into the state road fund for highway construction and maintenance purposes.