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104th Regular Session Introduced by Eva-Dina Delgado

House Bill 1834 clarifies regulations on temporary cardboard buyer's tags and dealer plates in Arkansas, ensuring proper use and preventing unauthorized usage.

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Bill Summary · HB 1834

Summary of House Bill 1834 (Act 816)

Bill Number: HB 1834
Title: To Amend Arkansas Law Concerning the Licensing and Regulation of Motor Vehicles
Status: Now Act 816
Introduced: March 18, 2025
Classification: Bill

Purpose and Intent

House Bill 1834 aims to amend existing Arkansas laws related to the licensing and regulation of motor vehicles. The primary focus of the bill is to clarify and enforce regulations concerning the use of temporary cardboard buyer's tags and dealer's extra license plates.

Key Provisions

The bill includes the following significant amendments:

  • Modification of Arkansas Code § 23-112-308(a)(25):
    • The bill specifies that the unauthorized use of a temporary cardboard buyer's tag assigned to a dealer is prohibited.
    • It delineates the conditions under which these tags and dealer's extra license plates may be used, ensuring they are only utilized for purposes permitted under existing laws (§ 27-14-1705 and § 27-14-1704).

Amendments

  • Amendment S1:

    • This amendment deleted SECTION 2 of the original bill.

  • Amendment H1:

    • Added Senator Stone as a cosponsor of the bill.

Affected Parties

The bill primarily affects:
- Motor Vehicle Dealers: They must comply with the clarified regulations regarding the use of temporary tags and extra license plates.
- Consumers: Individuals purchasing vehicles may be impacted by the enforcement of these regulations, ensuring they are aware of the proper use of temporary tags.

Legislative Timeline

  • March 18, 2025: Bill filed and introduced.
  • March 31, 2025: The bill was read for the second time and amendments were adopted.
  • April 8, 2025: The bill was reported correctly engrossed and passed through the Senate with amendments.
  • April 15, 2025: The bill was correctly enrolled and transmitted to the Governor's Office.
  • April 17, 2025: Notification that HB 1834 is now Act 816.

Conclusion

House Bill 1834 (Act 816) serves to enhance the regulatory framework surrounding motor vehicle licensing in Arkansas. By clarifying the use of temporary tags and dealer plates, the bill aims to prevent misuse and ensure compliance with state laws. The legislative process included several amendments and a thorough review, culminating in its enactment.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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