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Kansas Senate Transportation Committee advances multiple bills, including trailer-dealer carveout and fee apportionment package
Summary
The committee voted to move several bills out favorably, including House Bill 2030 (trailer-dealer exclusions), Senate Bill 119 (county treasurer fee apportionment adjustment), House Bill 2168 ("blackout" plate effective date amendment), House Bill 2222 (ignition interlock device fee), and House Bill 2122 (quarterly payment threshold changes).
The Senate Transportation Committee on Tuesday moved several bills forward by voice votes after brief presentation and discussion.
Trailer dealers: The committee amended and passed House Bill 2030, which excludes dealers and manufacturers of trailers from certain provisions of the Vehicle Dealers and Manufacturers Licensing Act. Committee staff described approximately 10 specific provisions from which trailer dealers would be excluded while the remaining provisions of the act would continue to apply. The committee first approved an amendment to change the register date and then voted to advance the bill favorably as amended; Senator Dietrich moved the final motion to advance the bill and Senator Klooz seconded. The motion carried by voice vote.
County treasurer fee apportionment (Senate Bill 119): The committee advanced Senate Bill 119 favorably after…
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