The bill amends the Revised Code to implement new regulations concerning the expiration of limited term licenses, identification cards, and vehicle registrations for temporary residents. It establishes a maximum expiration period of one year for all limited term licenses and identification cards, including commercial driver's licenses, which will now expire one year from issuance instead of four years. Additionally, the bill prohibits the issuance of multi-year or permanent vehicle registrations for individuals classified as temporary residents, thereby ensuring that these individuals do not receive long-term vehicle registrations that complicate tracking and compliance with state regulations.

The legislation also introduces new definitions related to motor vehicle registration, such as "legal presence" and "temporary lawful status," and requires applicants to provide documentation verifying their status. It outlines the registration process for various vehicles, including specific fees for hybrid and electric vehicles, and allows for the adoption of rules permitting multi-year registrations for non-temporary residents. The bill mandates that all licensed drivers notify the registrar of any address changes within ten days and includes penalties for non-compliance. Overall, the bill aims to enhance the regulatory framework surrounding motor vehicle registration and licensing while ensuring adherence to federal regulations regarding temporary residents.

Statutes affected:
As Introduced: 4501.01, 4503.10, 4503.103, 4503.107, 4506.14, 4507.09, 4507.501