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HB 481·UT·house

Transportation Modifications

Signed into LawFiled Feb 4, 2026
Sponsor: Kay Christofferson (R)
Latest Action

Governor Signed

Mar 24, 2026

Summary

The bill updates how standard and special license plates are designed, issued, and funded, and it repeals the state's clean‑vehicle program. It also clarifies that municipalities and counties do not control state or federal land used for commuter‑rail projects, and it gives the Transportation Department more flexibility in how class B and C road funds are distributed while directing local corridor preservation money straight to the local governments that need it. These changes aim to streamline vehicle‑related administration and clarify jurisdiction over rail infrastructure.

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