Transfers authority over the state highway system to the Department of Transportation

SJR 106 transfers oversight of the state highway system from its current managing body to the Department of Transportation. This change directly affects all drivers, transportation infrastructure, and state highway maintenance operations. The bill’s key mechanism is a simple transfer of administrative authority, consolidating highway management under one agency. It does not alter highway funding, design standards, or public access. As a procedural resolution, it focuses solely on reassigning responsibility without introducing new policy requirements.