1999 Bill(s)

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1999 Bill(s)

* CCS SB 19
Sponsor: Goode, Wayne
Status: GOVERNOR SIGNED
Description: Allow bi-annual auto registration and safety inspections. Original version toughened auto insurance enforcement.

See:	Senate roll call - CCS SB 19 (05/14/1999): Final Senate vote on the conference version of a bill to extend auto license periods and impose restricted driving rights on teenage drivers. House roll call - CCS SB 19 (05/14/1999): Final House vote on the conference version of a bill to extend auto license periods and impose restricted driving rights on teenage drivers. House roll call - HSA 1 HA 8 HS SS SB 19 (05/13/1999): A substitute to replace an amendment that would lower the legal blood-alcohol for drivers from 0.10 to 0.08. A YES vote effectively killed the lowered BAC amendment. Senate roll call - SS SB 19 (04/13/1999): Senate 3rd read of a substitute bill that would allow auto registration and safety inspections be done every two years rather than every year. Official legislative description and status

See:

Senate roll call - CCS SB 19 (05/14/1999): Final Senate vote on the conference version of a bill to extend auto license periods and impose restricted driving rights on teenage drivers.

House roll call - CCS SB 19 (05/14/1999): Final House vote on the conference version of a bill to extend auto license periods and impose restricted driving rights on teenage drivers.

House roll call - HSA 1 HA 8 HS SS SB 19 (05/13/1999): A substitute to replace an amendment that would lower the legal blood-alcohol for drivers from 0.10 to 0.08. A YES vote effectively killed the lowered BAC amendment.

Senate roll call - SS SB 19 (04/13/1999): Senate 3rd read of a substitute bill that would allow auto registration and safety inspections be done every two years rather than every year.

Official legislative description and status

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