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Votes at a glance: Transportation Committee recommendations and roll calls
Summary
Summary of recorded committee actions: HB 1059 (OTP 15–0); HB 1178 (no committee recommendation after 8–8 tie and failed ITL); HB 1165 (ITL 11–5); HB 1075 (ITL 9–7); HB 1252 (OTP as amended 9–7); HB 1362 (OTP as amended 16–0).
The House Transportation Committee recorded the following formal actions and roll calls during its session:
- HB 1059 (use of number‑plate scanning devices): Committee moved 'Ought to Pass' in executive session; roll call recorded a unanimous committee recommendation in favor (15–0).
- HB 1178 (permissible window tinting): After a demonstration and law‑enforcement testimony, the committee’s initial 'ought to pass' motion produced an 8–8 tie; a subsequent motion for 'inexpedient to legislate' also failed, leaving the bill to travel to the full House with no committee recommendation.
- HB 1165 (gender designation on state identifications): Committee voted 'inexpedient to legislate' (ITL) and adopted the ITL recommendation by roll call, 11–5.
- HB 1075 (classifying recreational vehicles for arbitration): Committee adopted an ITL recommendation in executive session by a 9–7 vote; the committee report will recommend no further action for this session.
- HB 1252 (CDL skills test in English): Committee adopted amendment 1010H and recommended 'Ought to Pass as Amended' by roll call, 9–7. The amendment clarified federal exceptions and included a directive that the DMV identify certain previously tested candidates and require retesting in English within a specified notice period.
- HB 1362 (steering and suspension equipment/statutory updates): Committee adopted replacement amendment 1022H and recommended passage as amended unanimously, 16–0.
These roll calls reflect committee recommendations and will be included in the Transportation Committee report to the House calendar.
