Vehicles: registration plates; temporary registration permits for specialty plates; provide for. Amends sec. 227 of 1949 PA 300 (MCL 257.227).
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Overview
This bill modifies the process for renewing vehicle registrations and obtaining temporary permits for specialty plates in Michigan. It clarifies requirements for submitting proof of insurance, allowing for electronic transmission of policy information under certain conditions. Additionally, it establishes a system for issuing temporary registration permits when a new registration plate isn’t immediately available.
Key provisions
- Allows electronic transmission of vehicle insurance policy information to the Secretary of State.
- Establishes a process for temporary registration permits when a new registration plate isn't ready.
- Specifies that electronic vehicle policy information is not proof of an active insurance policy.
- Outlines the format and frequency for transmitting vehicle policy information.
- Requires a donation for a registration plate when a temporary permit is issued.
- Defines ‘policy information’ as required by the insurance code.
- Permits the Secretary of State to waive the presentation of the certificate of title.
- Sets the expiration date for temporary registration permits at 60 days or the date of plate receipt, whichever comes first.
Who is affected
- Vehicle owners
- Insurance companies
- The Secretary of State’s office
- Department of Community Health and Human Services
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