SB0203Enacted

Amends TCA Title 55, Chapter 4.

Tennessee SB0203 amends existing law regarding specialty earmarked license plates by creating new plates for various organizations and causes, including the Order of the Eastern Star, Tennessee Dachshund Rescue, and ALS Association, among others. It also grants extensions until July 1, 2026, for certain plates to meet minimum issuance requirements and allows funds from the Historic Franklin plate to support the Chester Inn State Historic Site. Additionally, the bill authorizes motorcycle plates for paratroopers and extends the issuance timeline for the Grand Ole Opry plate.

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Overview

Tennessee SB0203 amends existing law regarding specialty earmarked license plates by creating new plates for various organizations and causes, including the Order of the Eastern Star, Tennessee Dachshund Rescue, and ALS Association, among others. It also grants extensions until July 1, 2026, for certain plates to meet minimum issuance requirements and allows funds from the Historic Franklin plate to support the Chester Inn State Historic Site. Additionally, the bill authorizes motorcycle plates for paratroopers and extends the issuance timeline for the Grand Ole Opry plate.

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Sponsor

Massey, Becky

Details
Session

114th General Assembly

Introduced

January 16, 2025

Last Action

May 27, 2025

Comp. became Pub. Ch. 479

Subjects
Motor Vehicles, Titling and RegistrationSpecial License Plates

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SB0203: Amends TCA Title 55, Chapter 4. | LegisGo