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MO HJR84
Joint Resolution
Status
3/27/2014
Primary Sponsor
Bart Korman
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AI Summary
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Submits to Missouri voters a constitutional amendment to repeal and replace section 30(b) of Article IV regarding transportation funding.
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Establishes a "miles driven" fee charged at vehicle registration/renewal starting January 1, 2015, with amounts increasing from $50/$100 (one/two-year) to $200/$400 by January 1, 2021.
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Allows registered vehicle owners a prorated credit of one cent per mile (minus $50 processing fee) if annual mileage is under 20,000 miles or two-year mileage is under 40,000 miles, based on odometer readings from safety inspections.
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Prohibits use of GPS or location-tracking technology to monitor vehicle mileage for fee purposes and exempts vehicles 25 years or older from the fee.
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Bans toll roads on existing interstate highway corridors and rights-of-way for a minimum of 20 years; requires voter reapproval of the miles driven fee and toll road provisions in a 2024 election or the provisions terminate two years after that election.
Legislative Description
Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring the Department of Revenue to charge a miles driven fee to be paid at the time of registering or renewing a motor vehicle registration and deposited into the State Highways and Transportation Fund
Last Action
Public Hearing Completed (H)
4/15/2014