Tennessee HB1690 amends financial responsibility laws for motor vehicles, increasing fees and limiting noneconomic damages in certain cases.
Tennessee HB1690 revises financial responsibility requirements for motor vehicles, increasing fees for coverage failures and limiting noneconomic damages in civil actions. The bill mandates higher fees for initial and continued coverage failures, with portions of these fees allocated to specific funds and agencies. It also restricts noneconomic damages for vehicle owners or operators not in compliance with financial responsibility laws.
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