SB 573
Relating to restrictions on use or sale of motor vehicles based on power source
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Bill overview
This bill prohibits West Virginia state agencies and local governments from restricting the sale or use of motor vehicles based on their power source, such as electric or gasoline. It defines ‘motor vehicle’ to include farm tractors and implements. The bill aims to ensure that individuals can purchase and operate vehicles powered by various fuels without government interference. It also clarifies that agencies can still purchase vehicles for their own use, regardless of the power source.
Key provisions
- Defines ‘motor vehicle’ to include farm tractors and implements.
- Prohibits state agencies from restricting the sale or use of motor vehicles based on power source.
- Prohibits local governmental units from restricting the sale or use of motor vehicles based on power source.
- Clarifies that agencies can still purchase vehicles for their own use.
Who is affected
- State Agencies
- Local Governmental Units
- Motor Vehicle Dealers
- Vehicle Owners
- Consumers
Notable changes
- Establishes a prohibition on governmental restrictions based on vehicle power source.
- Provides a specific definition of ‘motor vehicle’ for the purpose of the bill.
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