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HB210 Alabama 2023 Session

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Bill Summary

Sponsors
  • Rhett Marques
Session
Regular Session 2023
Title
Relating to mandatory motor vehicle liability insurance; to amend Section 32-7A-5, Code of Alabama 1975, to provide an exception to allow an individual on active military duty, whose motor vehicle is registered in Alabama but who, as a result of his or her military assignment, is required to reside in another state, to satisfy the requirement for mandatory motor vehicle liability insurance by purchasing liability coverage in the state where residing on active military duty or assignment in an amount equal to or greater than the minimum amount required in Alabama.
Description

Under existing law, certain motor vehicles and operators are exempt from the requirement that every motor vehicle registered in this state shall be covered by a liability insurance policy, a commercial automobile liability insurance policy, motor vehicle liability bond, or deposit of cash of minimum coverage limits

This bill would provide an additional exception to allow an individual on active military duty, whose motor vehicle is registered in Alabama but who, as a result of his or her military assignment, is required to reside in another state, to satisfy the requirement for mandatory motor vehicle liability insurance by purchasing liability coverage in the state where residing on active military duty or assignment in an amount equal to or greater than the minimum amount required in Alabama

Relating to mandatory motor vehicle liability HB210 INTRODUCED insurance; to amend Section 32-7A-5, Code of Alabama 1975, to provide an exception to allow an individual on active military duty, whose motor vehicle is registered in Alabama but who, as a result of his or her military assignment, is required to reside in another state, to satisfy the requirement for mandatory motor vehicle liability insurance by purchasing liability coverage in the state where residing on active military duty or assignment in an amount equal to or greater than the minimum amount required in Alabama.

Bill Actions

Action DateChamberAction
April 19, 2023SReferred to Committee to Senate Veterans and Military Affairs
April 19, 2023HRead First Time in Second House
April 18, 2023HRead a Third Time and Pass
April 18, 2023HOn Third Reading in House of Origin
April 12, 2023HRead Second Time in House of Origin
April 12, 2023HReported Out of Committee in House of Origin
April 12, 2023HReported Favorably from House Military and Veterans Affairs
March 23, 2023HIntroduced and Referred to House Military and Veterans Affairs
March 23, 2023HRead First Time in House of Origin

Bill Calendar

TypeDateLocationDescription
HearingApril 12, 2023Room 429 at 10:30House Military and Veterans Affairs Hearing

Bill Text

Download HB210 Alabama 2023 Session PDF

Bill Votes

Bill Documents

TypeLink
Bill Text HB210 Alabama 2023 Session - Introduced
Fiscal Note Fiscal Note - As Introduced
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