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House approves two vehicle-code bills on third reading; details not specified on floor
Summary
On July 1, 2025 the Michigan House passed House Bill 4391 and House Bill 4390 (both amending the Michigan Vehicle Code) on third reading; floor remarks did not include bill text or substantive debate.
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The Michigan House of Representatives on July 1, 2025 approved two bills on third reading that amend the Michigan Vehicle Code: House Bill 4391 and House Bill 4390.
House Bill 4391, introduced by Representative Rogers, and House Bill 4390, introduced by Representative Bagole, were read for a third time by title. For both measures the House conducted roll-call votes and the clerk announced final tallies: House Bill 4391 passed with 61 aye votes and 44 nay votes; House Bill 4390 passed with 61 aye votes and 44 nay votes. In both instances the majority floor leader moved for immediate effect and the House ordered immediate effect.
Why it matters: the bills were placed on third reading and passed on the floor, completing House action on the measures. The floor record did not include the bills’ texts, committee reports, fiscal notes, or detailed debate on policy changes; the transcript identifies each as a bill ‘‘to amend the Michigan vehicle code’’ without further specification during the recorded remarks.
Votes at a glance: - House Bill 4391 (introduced by Representative Rogers): Passage announced; roll-call result recorded as 61 ayes, 44 nays. - House Bill 4390 (introduced by Representative Bagole): Passage announced; roll-call result recorded as 61 ayes, 44 nays.
Ending: The House moved to immediate effect for both bills and proceeded to subsequent business. Any detailed statutory text, fiscal analysis, or committee report to explain specific changes to the Vehicle Code was not read into the floor record during the session.

