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Representative Evans proposes rideshare license plate or standard placard; industry warns of false security
Summary
Representative Paul Evans introduced House Bill 3345, proposing a distinct rideshare/taxi identifier (cherry-red lettering on a plate or standardized placard) and a $50 annual fee; the proposal drew opposition from industry witnesses who warned it could create a false sense of security.
Representative Paul Evans again appeared before the committee to introduce House Bill 3345, which would establish an automobile license plate for taxis and rideshare vehicles with cherry-red lettering (or a standard placard), create a class D traffic violation for failing to display a rideshare plate, and impose a $50 annual issuance and renewal fee.
Evans said the intent is to help riders — particularly older Oregonians or those with limited…
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