The bill amends Title 75 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes regarding the registration of vehicles, specifically focusing on the requirements for carrying and exhibiting a registration card. It stipulates that every registration card must be in the possession of the driver or within the vehicle while it is being operated on a highway and must be shown upon request by a police officer. Notably, the bill allows for proof of registration to be provided in either paper or electronic form, enhancing flexibility for vehicle operators.

Additionally, the bill introduces a new subsection that grants immunity to police officers who, in good faith, view proof of financial responsibility on an electronic device. This immunity covers various potential liabilities that may arise from the insured's choice to present their information electronically, including inadvertent viewing of other materials, accidental deletion of information, interception of communications, and damage to the device. The amendments will take effect in 12 months, while other provisions will take effect immediately.

Statutes/Laws affected:
Printer's No. 1016 (Jun 25, 2025): 75-1311(b)