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Votes at a glance: House Transportation Committee (selected bills reported Tuesday)
Summary
The committee reported multiple bills Tuesday. Listed below are the measures named on the record with committee outcomes and, where the roll count was recorded, the recorded roll tally.
The House Transportation Committee reported or referred a number of bills during its session on Tuesday. Below are items from the committee record and their outcomes as announced on the floor. If a roll tally was recorded in the transcript it is shown; if not, the committee’s reported disposition is noted.
Votes at a glance (selected items from the committee record):
- House Bill 17-93 — Designate the I‑264 bridge over South Rosemont Road in Virginia Beach as the Captain Matthew Chevarotti Memorial Bridge. Committee action: reported with substitute; passed unanimously (recorded as unanimous in transcript; roll count not given).
- House Bill 2041 — Speed‑camera guardrails and transparency measures (substitute includes portions from HB 16‑64 for localities without police). Committee action: reported with substitute; roll call 11 yes, 9 no.
- House Bill 26‑59 — Amendments to dealer buyer’s order form (subcommittee substitute). Committee action: reported with amendment; final roll recorded in committee as 19 yes, 2 no (committee reconsideration and final report recorded in transcript).
- House Bill 23‑68 (toll relief) — Limit monthly electronic toll charges and provide free use for TANF recipients. Committee action: reported and referred to Appropriations; roll call 13 yes, 8 no.
- Hampton Roads Interstate Highway Corridor Improvement Program and Fund (introduced bill listed as 02/1966 in transcript) — Committee action: reported with substitute; roll call 12 yes, 9 no.
- House Bill 15‑49 — Creation of a misdemeanor for knowingly authorizing a motor vehicle operation by a minor (referred to Courts of Justice). Committee action: reported and referred; roll call 20 yes, 1 no.
- House Bill 24‑75 — Requirement for rear‑seat safety‑belt use by adult passengers (permissive, secondary enforcement). Committee action: reported; roll call 12 yes, 9 no.
- House Bill 27‑56 (transportation network company reporting; substitute) — Reported with substitute; committee roll call recorded as 18 yes, 3 no.
- Multiple other bills were reported in unanimous block votes or reported without a roll tally recorded in the transcript; those include assorted Department of Motor Vehicles housekeeping bills, driver‑training school amendments, and special‑license plate updates. The transcript records these as reported or reported in block; specific roll tallies were not included in the committee transcript excerpt for every block vote.
How to read this list: entries are drawn from the committee transcript. Where the clerk read a roll result in the transcript, the numeric roll is shown. For block-reported bills where the transcript did not include a numeric roll in the excerpt, the committee’s disposition (reported/referred/struck) is noted instead.
A full roll and individual member votes are available in the House clerk’s official record for the committee meeting.
