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MT HB38

Bill

Status

Passed

3/27/2025

Primary Sponsor

Greg Oblander

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Origin

House of Representatives

2025 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • First-time disability parking violations carry fines of $150-$250, increased from the previous flat $100 fine; second or subsequent violations carry fines of $250-$500

  • Fines may be waived if the person produces a valid disability parking permit within 3 business days of the violation

  • Providing false information to acquire disability license plates or parking placards, or helping an unqualified person obtain them, is a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of at least $300 and/or up to 10 hours of community service improving disability access

  • Registered vehicle owners are personally responsible for disability parking violations even if they were not operating the vehicle, unless they can prove the vehicle was used without their consent

  • State and municipal law enforcement officers are authorized to enter any public parking space, lot, or facility to enforce disability parking laws

Legislative Description

Revise laws relate to disability parking

Developmental Disabilities, Persons With

Last Action

Chapter Number Assigned

3/27/2025

Committee Referrals

Highways and Transportation2/17/2025
Judiciary1/9/2025
Human Services12/20/2024

Full Bill Text

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