Vehicle Laws - Out-of-State Vehicles - Improper Registration

Expanded the bill's purpose to include authorizing the Motor Vehicle Administration to take possession of registration plates and altering state vehicle registration policy.

Changed the effective date from October 1, 2026 to March 2, 2026, allowing the new provisions to take effect earlier.

Added authority for the Motor Vehicle Administrator to enter into reciprocal agreements for enforcing automated traffic violations (like red-light cameras) with other jurisdictions.

Introduced new conditions under which the Administration may seize registration plates, including for residents with multiple traffic citations or suspended licenses.

Added exemptions for vehicles driven on highways by special mobile equipment operators, U.S. government vehicles, farm tractors, and vehicles with lifted wheels.

Removed the specific provision regarding the 60-day grace period for new residents to register their vehicles, as this is now covered under general registration exemptions.