HB1710

In certificate of title and security interests, further providing for application for certificate of title; in registration of vehicles, further providing for registration and certificate of title required and for period of registration, repealing provisions relating to temporary registration cards and to temporary registration permits, providing for transition from temporary registration cards, permits and plates and further providing for transfer of registration, for duties of agents and for issuance and reissuance of registration plates; in financial responsibility, further providing for required financial responsibility; in fees, further providing for temporary and electronically issued registration plates; in Motor Vehicle Transaction Recovery Fund, further providing for enforcement; in powers of department and local authorities, further providing for proportional registration not exclusive; in messenger service, further providing for agent duties and responsibilities; and, in liquid fuels and fuels tax, further providing for electric vehicle road user charge.

Introduced·7/9/25
Introduced Text

Pennsylvania HB1710 repeals temporary registration cards and permits, mandates permanent registration cards and plates, and imposes an electric.

Pennsylvania HB1710 amends vehicle registration laws by eliminating temporary registration cards and permits. It mandates that only permanent registration cards and plates be issued. The bill also introduces an electric vehicle road user charge for new electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle registrations. Additionally, it updates agent duties, financial responsibility verification, and registration transfer procedures. The changes aim to streamline the registration process and ensure compliance with updated vehicle technology and financial responsibility requirements.

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History

Jul 9, 2025

House

Referred to Transportation