Senate Bill 66 aims to address the issue of registration plate concealment devices by creating new statutes that prohibit their possession, sale, purchase, installation, and use. A registration plate concealment device is defined as any manual, electronic, or mechanical device that can switch between multiple registration plates, obstruct or conceal a registration plate, or alter the appearance of a registration plate to make the registration number unreadable. The bill also prohibits equipping any motor vehicle with such devices.

Violators of these new regulations may face penalties of up to $1,000 in fines or imprisonment for up to 90 days, or both. Additionally, any vehicle found to be equipped with a registration plate concealment device may be impounded, with the owner responsible for reasonable towing and impounding costs. The bill introduces these provisions to enhance law enforcement capabilities and ensure compliance with vehicle registration laws.