Revise class d motor carrier deadline adjustment laws

Extended the mandatory timeline for scheduling a hearing on a motor carrier certificate application from 60 days to 90 days after a protest is received.

Clarified that a hearing is required if an applicant proves that transportation conditions have materially changed since a previous investigation, overriding the ability to deny an application without a hearing.

Added standard enrolled bill certification text and signatures for the Secretary of the Senate, President of the Senate, and Speaker of the House.

Extended the deadline for scheduling a hearing on a motor carrier application from 60 days to 90 days after receiving a protest or hearing request.

Updated the bill number from SB 22 to SB 22.1 and added a new introduction date and sponsor request line.

The time limit for the commission to schedule a hearing on a protest or hearing request was increased from 60 days to 90 days.

The bill clarifies that applications for public convenience and necessity may be denied without a hearing if the route was previously investigated and conditions have not changed significantly.

Bill number changed from LC 0245 to SB 22.

Title punctuation corrected by removing an extra semicolon.