Bureau of motor vehicles.

Removed all provisions related to county highway funding, budgeting, and E85 incentive payments which were unrelated to the bill's primary focus on motor vehicle administration.

Expanded the list of eligible personalized license plates to include 33 specific categories, such as Historic Vehicles, Semiquincentennial, and various trust plates.

Lowered the minimum age requirement to obtain a driver's license from 16 years and 90 days to exactly 16 years of age.

Authorized motor vehicles to use a functioning rear-view camera providing a 200-foot view as an alternative to a traditional side-view mirror.

Added a requirement for commercial motor vehicle operators to demonstrate sufficient proficiency in the English language.

Removed the restriction preventing electronic renewal of identification cards if the card expired more than 180 days prior to application.

Extended the time allowed for individuals aged 75 or older to provide proof of passing an eyesight examination from 30 days to 60 days during license renewal.

Set a deadline of October 1, 2026, for removing advertisements that violate prohibitions on illegal products.

The digest section summarizing the bill's purpose regarding personalized plates and rearview cameras was removed from the final text.

Official 'Enrolled House Act' headers and page numbering were added to finalize the document.

The document structure changed from a digest format to a full statutory act format.

New text was added establishing a 'local road and street account' and changing how motor vehicle highway funds are distributed to counties and cities.

New text was added prohibiting contracts with 'progressive design-builders' and restricting how counties can budget highway funds.

Added new felony penalties for individuals who falsely represent a record as a valid commercial driver's license or drive without proper documentation.

Established civil penalties for businesses that hire individuals with invalid commercial licenses and prohibited businesses from training individuals under certain circumstances.

Added new personalized license plate designs, including categories for Indiana FFA, firefighter, boy scouts, D.A.R.E., arts, health, Native American, Safety First, Pearl Harbor survivors, state educational institutions, Lewis and Clark expedition, Riley Children's Foundation, NFL teams, Hoosier veterans, support our troops, Abraham Lincoln's boyhood home, Gold Star families, and historic vehicles.

Changed the effective date for personalized license plates from July 1, 2027, to January 1, 2027.

Extended the deadline for removing advertisements violating illegal product prohibitions from July 1, 2026, to October 1, 2026.

Added provisions prohibiting the Indiana Department of Transportation from implementing variable speed limits or using electronic variable speed limit signs.

Removed the requirement that total transaction amounts at license branches must be rounded down to the nearest $0.00 or $0.05.

Added a requirement that motor vehicles may be equipped with a functioning rear-view camera providing a view of at least 200 feet instead of a mirror.

Added a requirement for applicants to demonstrate sufficient English language proficiency to operate a commercial motor vehicle.

Changed the minimum age to obtain a driver's license from 16 years and 90 days to 16 years.

Expanded the list of eligible personalized license plates by adding categories such as education, FFA, firefighter, and Native American trust plates.

Added a deadline of July 1, 2026, for removing advertisements that violate prohibitions on illegal products.