Revises provisions relating to motor clubs. (BDR 57-696)

AB 498 revises Nevada's motor club regulations by removing a requirement for clubs to provide members with their "usual place of business" address (only the home office address remains mandatory). It also changes licensing rules for non-resident club agents, allowing them to be licensed if their home state does not require such licenses or permits Nevada residents to act as agents there. These changes directly affect motor clubs (like roadside assistance organizations) and individuals seeking to serve as club agents across state lines. The bill makes no fiscal impact on local or state government, as noted in the fiscal summary.