The proposed bill aims to modernize the administration of motor vehicle ownership documents by allowing electronic processes for various transactions. Key provisions include the establishment of an electronic lien system, electronic titling and registration systems, and the option for electronic applications for registration and certificates of title. The bill also permits the use of electronic signatures for these documents and allows for electronic disclosures of odometer readings. Additionally, it introduces the concept of a secure digital vehicle title, which serves as a digital version of a traditional certificate of title.

Specific amendments to existing laws include the allowance for electronic disclosures in odometer readings and the use of electronic powers of attorney when transferring vehicle ownership. The bill also mandates that applications for registration and title certificates can be submitted electronically, with certain exceptions for smaller dealers. Furthermore, it outlines the requirements for the electronic systems to ensure security and connectivity to national databases. Overall, the bill seeks to streamline the process of vehicle ownership transfer and enhance efficiency through digital solutions.

Statutes affected:
Old version HB1845 Original - 3-18-2025 03:34 PM: 4-90-206(a), 4-90-206(b), 4-90-206(c), 27-14-104, 27-14-705(a), 27-14-713(d), 27-14-714(a), 27-14-802, 27-14-803, 27-14-705, 27-14-906
Old version HB1845 V2 - 4-3-2025 02:29 PM: 4-90-206(a), 4-90-206(b), 4-90-206(c), 27-14-104, 27-14-705(a), 27-14-713(d), 27-14-714(a), 27-14-802, 27-14-803, 04-03-2025, 27-14-705, 27-14-906
HB 1845: 4-90-206(a), 4-90-206(b), 4-90-206(c), 27-14-104, 27-14-705(a), 27-14-713(d), 27-14-714(a), 27-14-802, 27-14-803, 27-14-705, 27-14-906