Bill Text: MI HB5766 | 2017-2018 | 99th Legislature | Engrossed
Bill Title: Vehicles; equipment; use of amber lights on vehicles performing snow removal services; allow during movement between jobs, allow for operation of certain vehicles with snow plow blades up to 10 feet wide during certain periods, and other revisions. Amends secs. 224, 226, 698, 717 & 808 of 1949 PA 300 (MCL 257.224 et seq.).
Spectrum: Partisan Bill (Republican 1-0)
Status: (Passed) 2018-10-17 - Assigned Pa 342'18 With Immediate Effect [HB5766 Detail]
Download: Michigan-2017-HB5766-Engrossed.html
HB-5766, As Passed Senate, September 26, 2018
SENATE SUBSTITUTE FOR
HOUSE BILL NO. 5766
A bill to amend 1949 PA 300, entitled
"Michigan vehicle code,"
by amending sections 224, 226, 698, 717, and 808 (MCL 257.224,
257.226, 257.698, 257.717, and 257.808), section 224 as amended by
2013 PA 179, section 226 as amended by 2016 PA 425, section 698 as
amended by 2018 PA 278, and section 717 as amended by 2018 PA 273;
and to repeal acts and parts of acts.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN ENACT:
Sec. 224. (1) Except as otherwise provided in this act
regarding tabs or stickers, upon registering a vehicle, the
secretary of state shall issue to the owner 1 registration plate.
(2) A registration plate shall display the registration number
assigned to the vehicle for which the registration plate is issued;
the name of this state, which may be abbreviated; and when the
registration plate expires, which may be shown by a tab or sticker
furnished by the secretary of state.
(3) A registration plate issued for motor vehicles owned and
operated by this state; a state institution; a municipality; a
privately incorporated, nonprofit volunteer fire department; or a
nonpublic, nonprofit college or university of this state shall not
expire at any particular time but shall be renewed when the
registration plate is worn out or is illegible. This registration
plate shall be assigned upon proper application and payment of the
applicable fee and may be used on any eligible vehicle titled to
the applicant if a written record is kept of the vehicles upon
which the registration plate is used. The written record shall
state the time the registration plate is used on a particular
vehicle. The record shall be open to inspection by a law
enforcement officer or a representative of the secretary of state.
(4) A registration plate issued for a vehicle owned by the
civil air patrol as organized under 36 USC 201 to 208; a vehicle
owned by a nonprofit organization and used to transport equipment
for providing dialysis treatment to children at camp; an emergency
support vehicle used exclusively for emergencies and owned and
operated by a federally recognized nonprofit charitable
organization; a vehicle owned and operated by a nonprofit veterans
center; a motor vehicle having a truck chassis and a locomotive or
ship's body which is owned by a nonprofit veterans organization and
used exclusively in parades and civic events; a vehicle owned and
operated by a nonprofit recycling center or a federally recognized
nonprofit conservation organization until December 31, 2000; a
motor vehicle owned and operated by a senior citizen center; and a
registration plate issued for buses including station wagons,
carryalls, or similarly constructed vehicles owned and operated by
a nonprofit parents' transportation corporation used for school
purposes, parochial school, society, church Sunday school, or other
grammar school, or by a nonprofit youth organization or nonprofit
rehabilitation facility shall be issued upon proper application and
payment of the applicable tax provided in section 801(1)(g) or (h)
to the applicant for the vehicle identified in the application. The
vehicle shall be used exclusively for activities of the school or
organization and shall be designated by proper signs showing the
school or organization operating the vehicle. The registration
plate shall expire on December 31 in the fifth year following the
date of issuance. The registration plate may be transferred to
another vehicle upon proper application and payment of a $10.00
transfer fee.
(5) The department shall offer a standard design registration
plate that complies with the requirements of this act. The standard
design registration plate shall be of a common color scheme and
design that is made of fully reflectorized material and shall be
clearly visible at night.
(6) The department may use the Pure Michigan brand or a
successor or similar brand that is used in conjunction with this
state's promotion, travel, and tourism campaigns or marketing
efforts as part of the standard design for registration plates.
(7) The registration plate and the required letters and
numerals on the registration plate shall be of sufficient size to
be plainly readable from a distance of 100 feet during daylight.
The secretary of state may issue a tab or tabs designating the
month and year of expiration.
(8)
The Except as otherwise
provided in this subsection, the
secretary of state shall issue for every passenger motor vehicle
rented without a driver the same type of registration plate as the
type of registration plate issued for private passenger vehicles.
This subsection does not apply to a special registration plate
issued for a vehicle in a fleet under section 801h.
(9) A person shall not operate a vehicle on the public
highways or streets of this state displaying a registration plate
other than the registration plate issued for the vehicle by the
secretary of state, except as provided in this chapter for
nonresidents, or by assignment as provided in subsection (3).
(10) The registration plate displayed on a vehicle registered
on the basis of elected gross weight shall indicate the elected
gross weight for which the vehicle is registered.
(11) Beginning on January 1, 2015, a registration plate issued
by the department under this section shall not be renewed 10 years
after the date that registration plate was issued. The owner of a
vehicle whose registration plate is no longer eligible for renewal
under this subsection shall obtain a replacement registration plate
upon payment of the fee required under section 804. For any
alphanumeric series that the department has retired from
circulation, upon request of the owner of a vehicle whose
registration plate is no longer eligible for renewal under this
subsection, the department may issue a new registration plate with
the same registration number as was displayed on the expired
registration plate as provided under section 803b.
(12)
The secretary of state, in conjunction with the
department
of corrections, the Michigan state police, the Michigan
sheriffs'
association, 1 individual appointed by the speaker of the
house
of representatives, and 1 individual appointed by the senate
majority
leader, shall prepare a report analyzing the viability of
moving
from the current registration plate production process to a
digital
printing of registration plates. The secretary of state
shall
submit the report to the standing committees of the senate
and
house of representatives with primary responsibility for
transportation
issues no later than December 31, 2013.
Sec. 226. (1) A vehicle registration issued by the secretary
of state expires on the owner's birthday, unless another expiration
date is provided for under this act or unless the registration is
for the following vehicles, in which case registration expires on
the last day of February:
(a) A commercial vehicle except for a commercial vehicle
issued a registration under the international registration plan or
a pickup truck or van owned by an individual.
(b) Except for a trailer or semitrailer issued a registration
under the international registration plan, a trailer or semitrailer
owned by a business, corporation, or person other than an
individual; or a pole trailer.
(2) The expiration date for a registration issued for a
motorcycle is the motorcycle owner's birthday.
(3) The expiration date for a registration bearing the letters
"SEN" or "REP" is February 1.
(4) In the case of a vehicle owned by a business, corporation,
or an owner other than an individual, the secretary of state may
assign or reassign the expiration date of the registration.
(5) The secretary of state shall do all of the following:
(a) After the October 1 immediately preceding the year
designated on the registration, issue a registration upon
application and payment of the proper fee for a commercial vehicle,
other than a pickup or van owned by an individual; or a trailer
owned by a business, corporation, or person other than an
individual.
(b) Beginning 60 days before the expiration date assigned on
an international registration plan registration plate, issue a
registration under section 801g upon application and payment of the
proper apportioned fee for a commercial vehicle engaged in
interstate commerce.
(c) Beginning 45 days before the owner's birthday and 120 days
before the expiration date assigned by the secretary of state,
issue a registration for a vehicle other than those designated in
subsection (1)(a) or (b). However, if an owner whose registration
period begins 45 days before his or her birthday will be out of the
state during the 45 days immediately preceding expiration of a
registration or for other good cause shown cannot apply for a
renewal registration within the 45-day period, application for a
renewal registration may be made not more than 6 months before
expiration.
(6) Except as otherwise provided in this subsection, the
secretary of state, upon application and payment of the proper fee,
shall issue a registration for a vehicle or a motorcycle to a
resident that shall expire on the owner's birthday. If the owner's
next birthday is at least 6 months but not more than 12 months in
the future, the owner shall receive a registration valid until the
owner's next birthday. If the owner's next birthday is less than 6
months in the future, the owner shall receive a registration valid
until the owner's birthday following the owner's next birthday. The
tax required under this act for a registration described in this
subsection shall be either of the following:
(a) For an original registration, the tax shall bear the same
relationship to the tax required under section 801 for a 12-month
registration as the length of the registration bears to 12 months.
(b) For a renewal of a registration, either of the following:
(i) For a registration that is for at least 6 months but not
more than 12 months, the same amount as for 12 months.
(ii) For a renewal of a registration that is for more than 12
months, 2 times the amount for 12 months.
Partial months shall be considered as whole months in the
calculation of the required tax and in the determination of the
length of time between the application for a registration and the
owner's next birthday. The tax required for that registration shall
be rounded off to whole dollars as provided in section 801.
(7) A certificate of title shall remain valid until canceled
by the secretary of state for cause or upon a transfer of an
interest shown on the certificate of title.
(8) The secretary of state, upon request, shall issue special
registration for commercial vehicles, valid for 6 months after the
date of issue, if the full registration fee exceeds $50.00, on the
payment of 1/2 the full registration fee and a service charge as
enumerated in section 802(1).
(9) The secretary of state may issue a special registration
for each of the following:
(a) A new vehicle purchased or leased outside of this state
and delivered in this state to the purchaser or lessee by the
manufacturer of that vehicle for removal to a place outside of this
state, if a certification is made that the vehicle will be
primarily used, stored, and registered outside of this state and
will not be returned to this state by the purchaser or lessee for
use or storage.
(b) A vehicle purchased or leased in this state and delivered
to the purchaser or lessee by a dealer or by the owner of the
vehicle for removal to a place outside of this state, if a
certification is made that the vehicle will be primarily used,
stored, and registered outside of this state and will not be
returned to this state by the purchaser or lessee for use or
storage.
(10) A special registration issued under subsection (9) is
valid for not more than 30 days after the date of issuance, and a
fee shall be collected for each special registration as provided in
section 802(3). The special registration may be in the form
determined by the secretary of state. If a dealer makes a retail
sale or lease of a vehicle to a purchaser or lessee who is
qualified and eligible to obtain a special registration, the dealer
shall apply for the special registration for the purchaser or
lessee. If a person other than a dealer sells or leases a vehicle
to a purchaser or lessee who is qualified and eligible to obtain a
special registration, the purchaser or lessee shall appear in
person, or by a person exercising the purchaser's or lessee's power
of attorney, at an office of the secretary of state and furnish a
certification that the person is the bona fide purchaser or lessee
or that the person has granted the power of attorney, together with
other forms required for the issuance of the special registration
and provide the secretary of state with proof that the vehicle is
covered
by a Michigan no-fault insurance policy issued pursuant to
under section 3101 of the insurance code of 1956, 1956 PA 218, MCL
500.3101, or proof that the vehicle is covered by a policy of
insurance
issued by an insurer pursuant to under section 3163 of
the insurance code of 1956, 1956 PA 218, MCL 500.3163. The
certification required in this subsection shall contain all of the
following:
(a) The address of the purchaser or lessee.
(b) A statement that the vehicle is purchased or leased for
registration outside of this state.
(c) A statement that the vehicle shall be primarily used,
stored, and registered outside of this state.
(d) The name of the jurisdiction in which the vehicle is to be
registered.
(e) Other information requested by the secretary of state.
(11) In the case of a commercial vehicle, trailer, or
semitrailer issued a registration under the international
registration plan, the secretary of state in mutual agreement with
the owner may assign or reassign the expiration date of the
registration. However, the expiration date agreed to shall be
either March 31, June 30, September 30, or December 31 or beginning
on February 19, 2019, the last day of a calendar month. Renewals
expiring
on or after September 30, 1993 June
30, 2020 shall be for
a minimum of at least 12 months if there is a change in the
established expiration date.
(12) The expiration date for a multiyear registration issued
for a leased vehicle shall be the date the lease expires but shall
not be for a period longer than 24 months.
Sec. 698. (1) A motor vehicle may be equipped with not more
than 2 side cowl or fender lamps that emit an amber or white light
without glare.
(2) A motor vehicle may be equipped with not more than 1
running board courtesy lamp on each side that emits a white or
amber light without glare.
(3) Backing lights of red, amber, or white may be mounted on
the rear of a motor vehicle if the switch controlling the light is
so arranged that the light may be turned on only if the vehicle is
in reverse gear. The backing lights when unlighted shall be covered
or otherwise arranged so as not to reflect objectionable glare in
the eyes of an operator of a vehicle approaching from the rear.
(4) Unless both covered and unlit, a vehicle operated on the
highways of this state shall not be equipped with a lamp or a part
designed to be a reflector unless expressly required or permitted
by this chapter or that meets the standards prescribed in 49 CFR
571.108. A lamp or a part designed to be a reflector, if visible
from the front, shall display or reflect a white or amber light; if
visible from either side, shall display or reflect an amber or red
light; and if visible from the rear, shall display or reflect a red
light, except as otherwise provided by law.
(5) The use or possession of flashing, oscillating, or
rotating lights of any color is prohibited except as otherwise
provided by law, or under the following circumstances:
(a) A police vehicle shall be equipped with flashing,
rotating, or oscillating red or blue lights, for use in the
performance of police duties.
(b) A fire vehicle or ambulance available for public use or
for use of the United States, this state, or any unit of this
state, whether publicly or privately owned, shall be equipped with
flashing, rotating, or oscillating red lights and used as required
for safety.
(c) An authorized emergency vehicle may be equipped with
flashing, rotating, or oscillating red lights for use when
responding to an emergency call if when in use the flashing,
rotating, or oscillating red lights are clearly visible in a 360-
degree arc from a distance of 500 feet when in use. A person
operating lights under this subdivision at any time other than when
responding to an emergency call is guilty of a misdemeanor.
(d) Flashing, rotating, or oscillating amber or green lights,
placed in a position as to be visible throughout an arc of 360
degrees, shall be used by a state, county, or municipal vehicle
engaged in the removal of ice, snow, or other material from the
highway and in other operations designed to control ice and snow,
or engaged in other non-winter operations. This subdivision does
not prohibit the use of a flashing, rotating, or oscillating green
light by a fire service.
(e) A vehicle used for the cleanup of spills or a necessary
emergency response action taken pursuant to state or federal law or
a vehicle operated by an employee of the department of natural
resources or the department of environmental quality that responds
to a spill, emergency response action, complaint, or compliance
activity may be equipped with flashing, rotating, or oscillating
amber or green lights. The lights described in this subdivision
shall not be activated unless the vehicle is at the scene of a
spill, emergency response action, complaint, or compliance
activity. This subdivision does not prohibit the use of a flashing,
rotating, or oscillating green light by a fire service.
(f) A vehicle to perform public utility service, a vehicle
owned or leased by and licensed as a business for use in the
collection and hauling of refuse, an automobile service car or
wrecker,
a vehicle engaged in authorized highway repair or
maintenance,
a vehicle of a peace officer, a
vehicle operated by a
rural letter carrier or a person under contract to deliver
newspapers or other publications by motor route, a vehicle utilized
for snow or ice removal under section 682c, a private security
guard vehicle as authorized in subsection (7), a motor vehicle
while engaged in escorting or transporting an oversize load that
has been issued a permit by the state transportation department or
a local authority with respect to highways under its jurisdiction,
a
vehicle owned by the national guard National Guard or a United
States military vehicle while traveling under the appropriate
recognized military authority, a motor vehicle while towing an
implement of husbandry, or an implement of husbandry may be
equipped with flashing, rotating, or oscillating amber lights.
However, a wrecker may be equipped with flashing, rotating, or
oscillating red lights that shall be activated only when the
wrecker is engaged in removing or assisting a vehicle at the scene
of a traffic accident or disablement. The flashing, rotating, or
oscillating amber lights shall not be activated except when the
warning produced by the lights is required for public safety. A
vehicle engaged in authorized highway repair or maintenance may be
equipped with flashing, rotating, or oscillating amber or green
lights. This subdivision does not prohibit the operator of a
vehicle utilized for snow or ice removal under section 682c that is
equipped with flashing, rotating, or oscillating amber lights from
activating the flashing, rotating, or oscillating amber lights when
that vehicle is traveling between locations at which it is being
utilized for snow or ice removal.
(g) A vehicle engaged in leading or escorting a funeral
procession or any vehicle that is part of a funeral procession may
be equipped with flashing, rotating, or oscillating purple or amber
lights that shall not be activated except during a funeral
procession.
(h) An authorized emergency vehicle may display flashing,
rotating, or oscillating white lights in conjunction with an
authorized emergency light as prescribed in this section.
(i) A private motor vehicle of a physician responding to an
emergency call may be equipped with and the physician may use
flashing, rotating, or oscillating red lights mounted on the roof
section of the vehicle either as a permanent installation or by
means of magnets or suction cups and clearly visible in a 360-
degree arc from a distance of 500 feet when in use. The physician
shall first obtain written authorization from the county sheriff.
(j) A public transit vehicle may be equipped with a flashing,
oscillating, or rotating light mounted on the roof of the vehicle
approximately 6 feet from the rear of the vehicle that displays a
white light to the front, side, and rear of the vehicle, which
light may be actuated by the driver for use only in inclement
weather such as fog, rain, or snow, when boarding or discharging
passengers, from 1/2 hour before sunset until 1/2 hour after
sunrise, or when conditions hinder the visibility of the public
transit vehicle. As used in this subdivision, "public transit
vehicle" means a motor vehicle, other than a station wagon or
passenger van, with a gross vehicle weight rating of more than
10,000 pounds.
(k) A person engaged in the manufacture, sale, or repair of
flashing, rotating, or oscillating lights governed by this
subsection may possess the lights for the purpose of employment,
but shall not activate the lights upon the highway unless
authorized to do so under subsection (6).
(l) A vehicle used as part of a neighborhood watch program may
be equipped with flashing, rotating, or oscillating amber lights,
if the vehicle is clearly identified as a neighborhood watch
vehicle and the neighborhood watch program is working in
cooperation with local law enforcement. The lights described in
this subdivision shall not be activated when the vehicle is not
being used to perform neighborhood watch program duties.
(6) A person shall not sell, loan, or otherwise furnish a
flashing, rotating, or oscillating blue or red light designed
primarily for installation on an authorized emergency vehicle to a
person except a police officer, sheriff, deputy sheriff, authorized
physician, volunteer or paid fire fighter, volunteer ambulance
driver,
licensed ambulance driver or attendant of the this state,
a
county
or municipality within the this
state, a person engaged in
the business of operating an ambulance or wrecker service, or a
federally recognized nonprofit charitable organization that owns
and operates an emergency support vehicle used exclusively for
emergencies. This subsection does not prohibit an authorized
emergency vehicle, equipped with flashing, rotating, or oscillating
blue or red lights, from being operated by a person other than a
person described in this section if the person receives
authorization to operate the authorized emergency vehicle from a
police officer, sheriff, deputy sheriff, authorized physician,
volunteer or paid fire fighter, volunteer ambulance driver,
licensed ambulance driver or attendant, a person operating an
ambulance or wrecker service, or a federally recognized nonprofit
charitable organization that owns and operates an emergency support
vehicle used exclusively for emergencies, except that the
authorization shall not permit the person to operate lights as
described in subsection (5)(a), (b), (c), (i), or (j), or to
exercise the privileges described in section 603. A person who
operates an authorized emergency vehicle in violation of the terms
of an authorization is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by
imprisonment for not more than 90 days or a fine of not more than
$100.00, or both.
(7) A private motor vehicle of a security guard agency or
alarm company licensed under the private security business and
security alarm act, 1968 PA 330, MCL 338.1051 to 338.1092, may
display flashing, rotating, or oscillating amber lights. The
flashing, rotating, or oscillating amber lights shall not be
activated on a public highway when a vehicle is in motion.
(8) This section does not prohibit, restrict, or limit the use
of lights authorized or required under sections 697, 697a, and
698a.
(9) A person who operates a vehicle in violation of subsection
(1), (2), (3), or (4) is responsible for a civil infraction.
Sec. 717. (1) The total outside width of a vehicle or the load
on a vehicle shall not exceed 96 inches, except as otherwise
provided in this section.
(2) A person may operate or move an implement of husbandry of
any width on a highway as required, designed, and intended for
farming operations, including the movement of implements of
husbandry being driven or towed and not hauled on a trailer,
without obtaining a special permit for an excessively wide vehicle
or load under section 725. The operation or movement of the
implement of husbandry shall be in a manner so as to minimize the
interruption of traffic flow. A person shall not operate or move an
implement of husbandry to the left of the center of the roadway
from a half hour after sunset to a half hour before sunrise, under
the conditions specified in section 639, or at any time visibility
is substantially diminished due to weather conditions. A person
operating or moving an implement of husbandry shall follow all
traffic regulations.
(3) The total outside width of the load of a vehicle hauling
concrete pipe, ferrous pipe, agricultural products, or unprocessed
logs, pulpwood, or wood bolts shall not exceed 108 inches.
(4) Except as provided in subsections (2) and (5) and this
subsection, if a vehicle that is equipped with pneumatic tires is
operated on a highway, the maximum width from the outside of 1
wheel and tire to the outside of the opposite wheel and tire shall
not exceed 102 inches, and the outside width of the body of the
vehicle or the load on the vehicle shall not exceed 96 inches.
However, a truck and trailer or a tractor and semitrailer
combination hauling pulpwood or unprocessed logs may be operated
with a maximum width of not to exceed 108 inches in accordance with
a special permit issued under section 725.
(5) The total outside body width of a school bus, a bus, a
trailer coach, a trailer, a semitrailer, a truck camper, or a motor
home shall not exceed 102 inches. However, an appurtenance of a
school bus, a trailer coach, a truck camper, or a motor home that
extends not more than 6 inches beyond the total outside body width
is
does not a violation of violate this
section.
(6) A vehicle shall not extend beyond the center line of a
state trunk line highway except when authorized by law. Except as
provided in subsection (2), if the width of the vehicle makes it
impossible to stay away from the center line, a permit shall be
obtained under section 725.
(7) The director of the state transportation department, a
county road commission, or a local authority may designate a
highway under the agency's jurisdiction as a highway on which a
person may operate a vehicle or vehicle combination that is not
more than 102 inches in width, including load, the operation of
which would otherwise be prohibited by this section. The agency
making the designation may require that the owner or lessee of the
vehicle or of each vehicle in the vehicle combination secure a
permit before operating the vehicle or vehicle combination. This
subsection does not restrict the issuance of a special permit under
section 725 for the operation of a vehicle or vehicle combination.
This subsection does not permit the operation of a vehicle or
vehicle combination described in section 722a carrying a load
described in that section if the operation would otherwise result
in a violation of that section.
(8) The director of the state transportation department, a
county road commission, or a local authority may issue a special
permit under section 725 to a person operating a vehicle or vehicle
combination if all of the following are met:
(a) The vehicle or vehicle combination, including load, is not
more than 106 inches in width.
(b) The vehicle or vehicle combination is used solely to move
new motor vehicles or parts or components of new motor vehicles
between facilities that meet all of the following:
(i) New motor vehicles or parts or components of new motor
vehicles are manufactured or assembled in the facilities.
(ii) The facilities are located within 10 miles of each other.
(iii) The facilities are located within the city limits of the
same city and the city is located in a county that has a population
of more than 400,000 and less than 500,000 according to the most
recent federal decennial census.
(c) The special permit and any renewals are each issued for a
term of 1 year or less.
(9) A person may move or operate a boat lift of any width or
an oversized hydraulic boat trailer owned and operated by a marina
or watercraft dealer in a commercial boat storage operation on a
highway under a multiple trip permit issued on an annual basis as
specified under section 725. The operation or movement of the boat
lift or trailer shall minimize the interruption of traffic flow. It
shall be used exclusively to transport a boat between a place of
storage and a marina or in and around a marina. A boat lift or
oversized hydraulic boat trailer may be operated, drawn, or towed
on a street or highway only when transporting a vessel between a
body of water and a place of storage or when traveling empty to or
from transporting a vessel. A boat lift shall not be operated on
limited access highways. A person moving or operating a boat lift
or oversized hydraulic boat trailer shall follow all traffic
regulations and shall ensure the route selected has adequate power
and utility wire height clearance.
(10) A person may operate or move a truck to which a snowplow
blade that is wider than 96 inches but no more than 132 inches wide
is mounted without obtaining a special permit for an excessively
wide vehicle or load under section 725. This subsection only
applies between October 1 and May 1 of each year. A person
operating a truck described in this subsection shall minimize the
overwidth condition of the snowplow blade when not engaged in snow
removal by angling the plow blade or any other method. This
subsection does not apply to a person operating construction
equipment for snow removal.
(11) (10)
A person who violates this section
is responsible
for a civil infraction. The owner of the vehicle may be charged
with a violation of this section.
Sec. 808. Any application for the placement or discharge of a
lien
on a motor vehicle as provided for in under section 238 of
this
act shall be accompanied by a fee
of $1.00. Beginning on
February 19, 2019, the fee collected under this section shall be
credited to the transportation administration collection fund
created in section 810b.
Enacting section 1. Enacting section 1 of 2018 PA 280 is
repealed.
Enacting section 2. Sections 224, 226, 698, 717, and 808 of
the Michigan vehicle code, 1949 PA 300, MCL 257.224, 257.226,
257.698, 257.717, and 257.808, as amended by this amendatory act,
take effect 90 days after the date this amendatory act is enacted
into law.
