The bill amends various sections of Wyoming's motor vehicle registration laws to clarify the eligibility of certain types of vehicles for special license plates. Specifically, it introduces the inclusion of "multipurpose vehicles" as eligible for special license plates for former prisoners of war, Pearl Harbor survivors, and other designated groups. The amendments also remove the restriction that previously excluded multipurpose vehicles from being eligible for firefighter, emergency medical technician, University of Wyoming, gold star, tribal, wildlife conservation, and organ donation license plates.

Additionally, the bill establishes an effective date of January 1, 2026, for these changes. The revisions aim to ensure that a broader range of vehicles can display these special plates, thereby enhancing recognition and support for various groups and causes within the state.

Statutes affected:
Introduced: 31-2-216, 31-2-217, 31-2-218, 31-2-219, 31-2-220, 31-2-229, 31-2-230, 31-2-231, 31-2-233
Engrossed: 31-2-216, 31-2-217, 31-2-218, 31-2-219, 31-2-220, 31-2-229, 31-2-230, 31-2-231, 31-2-233