Kentucky HB860 creates an alternative standard plate for noncommercial vehicles available to seniors and mandates educational materials on the plates.

Kentucky HB860 amends the Kentucky Revised Statutes to allow the Vehicle Regulation to prescribe an alternative standard plate for noncommercial vehicles. This plate is available to individuals aged 65 or older at the time of initial or renewal registration. The plate must have a highly visible design and letter coloring scheme distinct from standard plates. The Transportation Cabinet is required to publish educational and public service materials for one year after the Act's effective date to inform the public about the availability and meaning of these plates.

Kentucky HB860 creates an alternative standard plate for noncommercial vehicles available to seniors and mandates educational materials on the plates.

Kentucky HB860 amends the Kentucky Revised Statutes to allow the Vehicle Regulation to prescribe an alternative standard plate for noncommercial vehicles. This plate is available to individuals aged 65 or older at the time of initial or renewal registration. The plate must have a highly visible design and letter coloring scheme distinct from standard plates. The Transportation Cabinet is required to publish educational and public service materials for one year after the Act's effective date to inform the public about the availability and meaning of these plates.