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Votes at a glance: House Transportation Committee executive actions and outcomes
Summary
Summary of executive actions recorded in the Transportation Committee meeting, including votes, outcomes and carriers where recorded.
The House Transportation Committee conducted executive action on several bills following hearings. The items below list the committee’s recorded actions and outcomes as reflected in the hearing transcript.
Votes and outcomes (committee action):
- House Bill 940 — Prohibiting overnight camping and storage of personal property on state highway right of way. Outcome: Do pass. Clerk recorded 13 in favor, 1 opposed (Representative Frank Smith). Proxies: Representatives Cafaro, Fitzpatrick and Sullivan voted aye by proxy. Carrier: Representative Necastro (sponsor).
- Senate Bill 67 — Use of vehicles with automated driving systems on public highways (concurrence). Outcome: Concurred in; clerk tally 14–0. Carrier: Representative Darling.
- Senate Bill 245 — Revising school bus driver training materials. Outcome: Concurred in; clerk tally 14–0. Carrier: Representative Baum (to carry in House).
- Senate Bill 264 — Eliminating defense to exhaust noise limitation statute. Outcome: Passed to House floor (roll-call recorded; transcript notes bill passes to the House floor). Carrier: Representative (volunteered to carry in committee).
- Senate Bill 380 — Motor vehicle law cleanup (coordination amendment needed). Outcome: Action postponed by substitute motion; committee postponed further action to allow more coordination.
- Senate Bill 455 — Highway and roadside service laws (towing). Outcome: Motion to table the bill passed; clerk recorded 9 in favor of tabling and 5 opposed.
- House Bill 933 — Allowing utilities to cross or place infrastructure within railroad right of way and adjacent railroad land. Outcome: Committee recommended do pass; the bill passed out of committee and will proceed further. Transcript does not include a single consolidated numeric tally line for the final roll call in one place; record shows member votes during roll call and the committee chair declared the bill passed out of committee. Carrier: Vice Chair Wirth moved recommendation for do pass; sponsor Representative Neil Durham.
Several procedural proxies and roll-call votes were recorded in the transcript; proxies appear noted in the clerk’s statements when each vote was taken. If a numeric tally is necessary for a particular bill, consult the committee clerk’s official minutes for the certified roll-call totals.
