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- New California Law AB 256 Introduces Grace Period for Vehicle . . .
In a significant update to California’s vehicle registration laws, Assembly Bill 256 (AB 256) has been passed, introducing a grace period for enforcement actions related to expired vehicle registration tabs This new law, effective from July 1, 2024, to January 1, 2030, aims to provide vehicle owners with additional time to renew their
- New Vehicle Registration Law Gives California Drivers a Break
Starting July 1, California drivers have two months to renew their vehicle’s registration without consequence, a move that lawmakers say will help drivers deal with “skyrocketing” renewal costs An additional goal is to limit police use of late renewal as a reason for traffic stops
- California Officers Can No Longer Enforce Expired Registration Until . . .
On July 1, 2024, California Assembly Bill 256 modified Vehicle Codes 4000(a), 5204, and 40225 regarding our ability to enforce expired vehicle registration Specifically, VC 4000(a)4(A)(i) now reads: "A violation of this subdivision shall not be the sole basis for any enforcement action before the second month after the month of expiration of
- Bill Text: CA AB256 | 2023-2024 | Regular Session - LegiScan
Existing law requires current month and year tabs, indicating the month and year of expiration of a vehicle’s registration, to be attached to the rear license plate assigned to the vehicle for the last preceding registration year in which the licensed plates were issued
- Cops cant legally stop you from July 1 if license plate registration . . .
A NEW law will prohibit officers from using expired tags to make traffic stops - unless the tags are older than a certain age However, drivers can still be cited for it as long as the tags aren't the reason they were pulled over
- DRIVING INTO A SAFER FUTURE: CHP HIGHLIGHTS NEW TRAFFIC SAFETY LAWS FOR . . .
Beginning July 1, 2024, and until Jan 1, 2030, a violation of vehicle registration shall not be the sole basis for any enforcement action before the second month after the month of expiration of a vehicle’s registration
- Assembly Bill Policy Committee Analysis - California
SUMMARY: Prohibits law enforcement from taking any enforcement action, including towing a vehicle, for expired vehicle registration before the second month after the month of expiration of the vehicle’s registration, including lacking a registration tab, beginning July 1, 2024 until January 1, 2030
- AB 256 Provide Grace Period for Vehicle Registration Fees - ASMRC
AB 256 will create a 30 day delay for enforcement for driving with an expired vehicle registration The average cost of registering a vehicle in California is $289, which is a 66% increase over the last six years Failure to pay by the due date can result in parking or traffic tickets up to $280 that is added to the vehicle registration bill
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