CS/CS/CS/HB 1353

1	A bill to be entitled
2	An act relating to highway safety and motor vehicles;
3	amending s. 20.24, F.S.; specifying that the executive
4	director of the Department of Highway Safety and Motor
5	Vehicles serves at the pleasure of the Governor and
6	Cabinet; creating a Division of Motorist Services within
7	the department; eliminating the Division of Driver
8	Licenses and the Division of Motor Vehicles; amending ss.
9	261.03 and 288.816, F.S., relating to off-highway vehicle
10	safety and recreation and Consul Corps license plates,
11	respectively; conforming references; amending s. 311.121,
12	F.S., relating to membership of the Seaport Security
13	Officer Qualification, Training, and Standards
14	Coordinating Council; conforming provisions to changes
15	made by the act; amending s. 316.003, F.S.; revising
16	definitions and defining the term "swamp buggy" for
17	purposes of the Florida Uniform Traffic Control Law;
18	reenacting s. 316.065(4), F.S., relating to crash
19	reports, to incorporate changes made to s. 316.066, F.S.,
20	by chapter 2010-163, Laws of Florida; amending s.
21	316.1933, F.S.; revising provisions for a health care
22	provider to notify a law enforcement agency if the
23	provider becomes aware that a person's blood-alcohol
24	level meets or exceeds a specified blood-alcohol level;
25	authorizing a health care provider to notify a law
26	enforcement agency after detecting the presence of a
27	controlled substance in the blood of a driver injured in
28	a motor vehicle crash; amending s. 316.1957, F.S.,
29	relating to parking violations; conforming a reference;
30	amending s. 316.2065, F.S.; revising safety standard
31	requirements for bicycle helmets that must be worn by
32	certain riders and passengers; revising requirements for
33	a bicycle operator to ride in a bicycle lane or along the
34	curb or edge of the roadway; providing for enforcement of
35	requirements for bicycle lighting equipment; providing
36	penalties for violations; providing for dismissal of the
37	charge following a first offense under certain
38	circumstances; amending s. 316.2085, F.S.; requiring the
39	license tag of a motorcycle or moped to remain clearly
40	visible from the rear; prohibiting deliberate acts to
41	conceal or obscure the tag; providing for certain tags to
42	be affixed perpendicularly; amending ss. 316.2122,
43	316.2124, 316.21265, 316.3026, and 316.550, F.S.,
44	relating to low-speed vehicles, disability access
45	vehicles, all-terrain and utility vehicles, motor
46	carriers, and special permits, respectively; conforming
47	cross-references; amending s. 316.545, F.S.; providing
48	for the regulation of apportionable vehicles; amending s.
49	316.613, F.S.; providing an exception for certain for-
50	hire passenger vehicles from provisions requiring the use
51	of child restraint devices in motor vehicles; amending s.
52	317.0003, F.S., relating to off-highway vehicles;
53	conforming a cross-reference; amending s. 317.0016, F.S.;
54	eliminating a requirement that the department provide
55	expedited service for certificates of repossession;
56	amending s. 318.14, F.S.; clarifying provisions
57	authorizing a person cited for a noncriminal traffic
58	infraction to elect to attend a driver improvement course
59	or enter a plea of nolo contendere; amending s. 318.1451,
60	F.S.; requiring the curricula of driver improvement
61	schools to include instruction on the dangers of driving
62	while distracted; amending s. 318.15, F.S., relating to
63	the suspension of driving privileges; conforming a
64	reference; amending s. 319.14, F.S.; prohibiting a person
65	from knowingly offering for sale, selling, or exchanging
66	certain vehicles unless the department has stamped in a
67	conspicuous place on the certificate of title words
68	stating that the vehicle is a custom vehicle or street
69	rod vehicle; defining the terms "custom vehicle" and
70	"street rod"; providing requirements for inspection and
71	issuance of a rebuilt title; amending s. 319.225, F.S.;
72	revising provisions for vehicle certificates of title;
73	revising requirements for the transfer and reassignment
74	forms for vehicles; revising dealer submission
75	requirements; requiring a dealer selling a vehicle out of
76	state to mail a copy of the power of attorney form to the
77	department; providing for the electronic transfer of a
78	vehicle title; amending s. 319.23, F.S.; providing for
79	the application for a certificate of title, corrected
80	certificate, or assignment or reassignment to be filed
81	from the consummation of the sale of a mobile home;
82	authorizing the department to accept a bond if the
83	applicant for a certificate of title is unable to provide
84	a title that assigns the prior owner's interest in the
85	motor vehicle; providing requirements for the bond and
86	the affidavit; providing for future expiration of the
87	bond; amending s. 319.28, F.S.; eliminating certain
88	requirements that a lienholder obtain a certificate of
89	repossession following repossession of a vehicle or
90	mobile home; amending s. 319.323, F.S., relating to title
91	offices for expedited service; conforming provisions to
92	changes made by the act; amending s. 319.40, F.S.;
93	authorizing the department to issue electronic
94	certificates of title and use electronic mail addresses
95	for purposes of certain notifications; amending s.
96	320.01, F.S.; revising definitions; excluding special
97	mobile equipment and swamp buggies from the meaning of
98	the term "motor vehicle"; deleting an obsolete
99	definition; revising the gross vehicle weight for
100	purposes of defining the terms "apportionable vehicle"
101	and "commercial motor vehicle"; defining the term "swamp
102	buggy"; amending s. 320.02, F.S.; providing that an
103	active-duty military member is exempt from the
104	requirement to provide an address on an application for
105	vehicle registration; requiring the application forms for
106	motor vehicle registration and renewal of registration to
107	include language permitting the applicant to make a
108	voluntary contribution to End Hunger in Florida, Take
109	Stock In Children, Autism Services and Supports, and
110	Support Our Troops; requiring certain information related
111	to voluntary contributions; providing requirements for
112	renewal applications; requiring the department to retain
113	certain records for a specified period; amending s.
114	320.023, F.S.; relating to voluntary contributions;
115	revising provisions regarding requests to establish
116	voluntary contributions; conforming provisions to changes
117	made by the act; amending s. 320.03, F.S., relating to
118	the International Registration Plan; conforming
119	provisions to changes made by the act; amending s.
120	320.05, F.S.; deleting a provision requiring that the
121	department provide a procedures manual for a fee;
122	clarifying that the creation and maintenance of records
123	by the Division of Motorist Services is not a law
124	enforcement function of agency recordkeeping; amending s.
125	320.06, F.S.; authorizing the department to conduct a
126	pilot program to evaluate alternative license plate
127	technologies for use on government-owned motor vehicles;
128	exempting plates in the pilot program from specified
129	license plate design and construction requirements;
130	amending s. 320.061, F.S.; providing that it is a
131	noncriminal traffic infraction to alter a temporary
132	license plate; amending s. 320.071, F.S.; providing for
133	the renewal of registration for an apportionable vehicle
134	that is registered under the International Registration
135	Plan; amending s. 320.0715, F.S.; clarifying provisions
136	requiring the registration of apportionable vehicles
137	under the International Registration Plan; amending s.
138	320.08, F.S., relating to license taxes; conforming
139	cross-references; amending s. 320.08068, F.S.; revising
140	use of funds received from the sale of motorcycle
141	specialty license plates; amending s. 320.0847, F.S.,
142	relating to license plates for mini trucks and low-speed
143	vehicles; conforming cross-references; amending s.
144	320.0848, F.S.; revising the requirements for the deposit
145	of fee proceeds from temporary disabled parking permits;
146	amending s. 320.089, F.S.; providing for the issuance of
147	a Combat Infantry Badge license plate; providing
148	qualifications and requirements for the plate; providing
149	for the use of proceeds from the sale of the plate;
150	amending s. 320.27, F.S.; exempting salvage motor vehicle
151	dealers from certain security requirements; amending s.
152	320.275, F.S., relating to the Automobile Dealers
153	Industry Advisory Board; conforming provisions to the
154	elimination of the Division of Motor Vehicles within the
155	department; amending s. 320.771, F.S.; providing criteria
156	for a dealer to apply for a certificate of title to a
157	recreational vehicle under certain circumstances;
158	amending s. 320.95, F.S.; authorizing the department to
159	use electronic mail addresses for the purpose of
160	providing license renewal notices; amending s. 321.02,
161	F.S.; designating the director of the Division of Highway
162	Patrol of the department as the Colonel of the Florida
163	Highway Patrol; amending s. 322.02, F.S.; providing for a
164	director of the Division of Motorist Services; amending
165	s. 322.04, F.S.; revising provisions exempting a
166	nonresident from the requirement to obtain a driver's
167	license under certain circumstances; amending s. 322.051,
168	F.S.; revising requirements by which an applicant for an
169	identification card may prove nonimmigrant
170	classification; clarifying the validity of an
171	identification card based on specified documents;
172	amending s. 322.058, F.S., relating to renewal of motor
173	vehicle registration; conforming a cross-reference;
174	amending s. 322.065, F.S.; revising the period of
175	expiration that constitutes the offense of driving with
176	an expired driver's license; amending s. 322.07, F.S.;
177	revising qualifications for obtaining a temporary
178	commercial instruction permit; amending s. 322.08, F.S.;
179	revising requirements by which an applicant for a
180	driver's license may prove nonimmigrant classification;
181	clarifying the validity of a license based on specified
182	documents; providing for driver's license application
183	forms to allow the applicant to make a voluntary
184	contribution to Autism Services and Supports and Support
185	Our Troops, Inc.; requiring certain information related
186	to voluntary contributions; providing requirements for
187	renewal applications; authorizing the department to use
188	electronic mail addresses for the purposes of providing
189	license renewal notices; amending s. 322.081, F.S.,
190	relating to requests to establish voluntary
191	contributions; conforming provisions to changes made by
192	the act; amending s. 322.095, F.S.; requiring the
193	curricula of traffic law and substance abuse education
194	courses to include instruction on the dangers of driving
195	while distracted; amending s. 322.12, F.S.; deleting
196	provisions requiring a separate examination for
197	applicants for a license to operate a motorcycle;
198	requiring that the motorcycle safety course for a first-
199	time applicant include a final examination; requiring
200	that completion of the course be indicated on the
201	license; amending s. 322.121, F.S.; clarifying provisions
202	authorizing the automatic extension of a license for
203	members of the Armed Forces or their dependents while
204	serving on active duty outside the state; amending s.
205	322.14, F.S.; deleting a requirement that applicants for
206	specified licenses appear in person for issuance of a
207	color photographic or digital imaged driver's license;
208	amending s. 322.19, F.S., providing that certain persons
209	with a valid student identification card are presumed not
210	to have changed their legal residence or mailing address;
211	amending s. 322.20, F.S., relating to department records;
212	conforming provisions to changes made by the act;
213	amending s. 322.202, F.S.; clarifying that the Division
214	of Motorist Services is not a law enforcement agency;
215	amending s. 322.21, F.S., relating to handling and
216	collecting license fees; conforming provisions to changes
217	made by the act; authorizing a driver to renew his or her
218	driver's license during a specified period before the
219	license expiration date; amending s. 322.22, F.S.;
220	clarifying provisions authorizing the department to
221	cancel a driver's license; authorizing the department to
222	cancel a license upon determining that the licensee is
223	not entitled to the license; amending s. 322.2615, F.S.,
224	relating to a person's right to review of a license
225	suspension; revising provisions for a formal review
226	hearing and enforcement of a subpoena; amending s.
227	322.34, F.S.; providing that a person who commits a
228	certain infraction shall not have a vehicle impounded or
229	immobilized; amending s. 322.53, F.S.; revising
230	provisions exempting certain farmers and drivers who
231	operate straight trucks from the requirement to obtain a
232	commercial driver's license; amending s. 322.54, F.S.;
233	requiring that the driver's license classification be
234	determined by the actual weight of the vehicle under
235	certain circumstances; repealing s. 322.58, F.S.,
236	relating to holders of chauffeur's licenses; amending s.
237	322.59, F.S.; requiring that the department disqualify a
238	driver holding a commercial driver's license who fails to
239	comply with specified federal certification requirements;
240	amending s. 322.61, F.S.; providing that the holder of a
241	commercial driver's license is permanently disqualified
242	from operating a commercial motor vehicle following two
243	violations of specified offenses committed while
244	operating any vehicle; amending s. 322.64, F.S.;
245	providing that a notice of disqualification from
246	operating a commercial motor vehicle acts as a conviction
247	for purposes of certain federal restrictions imposed for
248	the offense of operating a commercial motor vehicle while
249	under the influence of alcohol; deleting provisions
250	authorizing the department to impose certain alternative
251	restrictions for such offense; amending s. 328.30, F.S.;
252	authorizing the department to issue electronic
253	certificates of title for vessels and use electronic mail
254	addresses for purposes of providing renewal notices;
255	amending s. 328.72, F.S., relating to registration of
256	vessels; requiring certain information related to
257	voluntary contributions; providing requirements for
258	renewal applications; amending s. 413.012, F.S., relating
259	to a prohibition on disclosing confidential records held
260	by the department; conforming provisions to changes made
261	by the act; amending s. 713.78, F.S., relating to renewal
262	of motor vehicle registration; conforming a cross-
263	reference; providing a short title; providing for a
264	voluntary emergency contact information program
265	established by the department; providing effective dates.
266
267	Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida:
268
269	Section 1.  Section 20.24, Florida Statutes, is amended to
270	read:
271	20.24  Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles.-
272	There is created a Department of Highway Safety and Motor
273	Vehicles.
274	(1)  The head of the Department of Highway Safety and Motor
275	Vehicles is the Governor and Cabinet. An executive director
276	shall serve at the pleasure of the Governor and Cabinet. The
277	executive director may establish a command, operational, and
278	administrative services structure to assist, manage, and support
279	the department in operating programs and delivering services.
280	(2)  The following divisions, and bureaus within the
281	divisions, of the Department of Highway Safety and Motor
282	Vehicles are established:
283	(a)  Division of the Florida Highway Patrol.
284	(b)  Division of Motorist Services.
285	(b)  Division of Driver Licenses.
286	(c)  Division of Motor Vehicles.
287	Section 2.  Subsection (9) of section 261.03, Florida
288	Statutes, is amended to read:
289	261.03  Definitions.-As used in this chapter, the term:
290	(9)  "ROV" means any motorized recreational off-highway
291	vehicle 64 inches or less in width, having a dry weight of 2,000
292	pounds or less, designed to travel on four or more nonhighway
293	tires, having nonstraddle seating and a steering wheel, and
294	manufactured for recreational use by one or more persons. The
295	term "ROV" does not include a golf cart as defined in ss.
296	320.01(22) and 316.003(68) or a low-speed vehicle as defined in
297	s. 320.01(42).
298	Section 3.  Paragraph (e) of subsection (2) of section
299	288.816, Florida Statutes, is amended to read:
300	288.816  Intergovernmental relations.-
301	(2)  The Office of Tourism, Trade, and Economic Development
302	shall be responsible for all consular relations between the
303	state and all foreign governments doing business in Florida. The
304	office shall monitor United States laws and directives to ensure
305	that all federal treaties regarding foreign privileges and
306	immunities are properly observed. The office shall promulgate
307	rules which shall:
308	(e)  Verify entitlement to issuance of special motor
309	vehicle license plates by the Division of Motor Vehicles of the
310	Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles to honorary
311	consuls or such other officials representing foreign governments
312	who are not entitled to issuance of special Consul Corps license
313	plates by the United States Government.
314	Section 4.  Paragraph (a) of subsection (3) of section
315	311.121, Florida Statutes, is amended to read:
316	311.121  Qualifications, training, and certification of
317	licensed security officers at Florida seaports.-
318	(3)  The Seaport Security Officer Qualification, Training,
319	and Standards Coordinating Council is created under the
320	Department of Law Enforcement.
321	(a)  The executive director of the Department of Law
322	Enforcement shall appoint 11 members to the council, to include:
323	1.  The seaport administrator of the Department of Law
324	Enforcement.
325	2.  The Commissioner of Education or his or her designee.
326	3.  The director of the Division of Licensing of the
327	Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
328	4.  The administrator of the Florida Seaport Transportation
329	and Economic Development Council.
330	5.  Two seaport security directors from seaports designated
331	under s. 311.09.
332	6.  One director of a state law enforcement academy.
333	7.  One representative of a local law enforcement agency.
334	8.  Two representatives of contract security services.
335	9.  One representative of the Division of Driver Licenses
336	of the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles.
337	Section 5.  Subsections (2) and (21) of section 316.003,
338	Florida Statutes, are amended, and subsection (89) is added to
339	that section, to read:
340	316.003  Definitions.-The following words and phrases, when
341	used in this chapter, shall have the meanings respectively
342	ascribed to them in this section, except where the context
343	otherwise requires:
344	(2)  BICYCLE.-Every vehicle propelled solely by human
345	power, and every motorized bicycle propelled by a combination of
346	human power and a an electric helper motor capable of propelling
347	the vehicle at a speed of not more than 20 miles per hour on
348	level ground upon which any person may ride, having two tandem
349	wheels, and including any device generally recognized as a
350	bicycle though equipped with two front or two rear wheels. The
351	term does not include such a vehicle with a seat height of no
352	more than 25 inches from the ground when the seat is adjusted to
353	its highest position or a scooter or similar device. No person
354	under the age of 16 may operate or ride upon a motorized
355	bicycle.
356	(21)  MOTOR VEHICLE.-Any self-propelled vehicle not
357	operated upon rails or guideway, but not including any bicycle,
358	motorized scooter, electric personal assistive mobility device,
359	swamp buggy, or moped.
360	(89)  SWAMP BUGGY.-A motorized off-road vehicle designed to
361	travel over swampy terrain, which may use large tires or tracks
362	operated from an elevated platform, and may be used upon varied
363	terrain. A swamp buggy does not include any vehicle defined in
364	chapter 261 or otherwise defined or classified in this chapter.
365	A swamp buggy may not be operated upon the public roads,
366	streets, or highways of this state, except to the extent
367	specifically authorized by a state or federal agency to be used
368	exclusively upon lands, managed, owned, or leased by that
369	agency.
370	Section 6.  For the purpose of incorporating the amendment
371	made by chapter 2010-163, Laws of Florida, to section 316.066,
372	Florida Statutes, in a reference thereto, subsection (4) of
373	section 316.065, Florida Statutes, is reenacted retroactive to
374	July 1, 2010, to read:
375	316.065  Crashes; reports; penalties.-
376	(4)  Any person who knowingly repairs a motor vehicle
377	without having made a report as required by subsection (3) is
378	guilty of a misdemeanor of the first degree, punishable as
379	provided in s. 775.082 or s. 775.083. The owner and driver of a
380	vehicle involved in a crash who makes a report thereof in
381	accordance with subsection (1) or s. 316.066(1) is not liable
382	under this section.
383	Section 7.  Subsection (1) of section 316.066, Florida
384	Statutes, as amended by chapter 2010-163, Laws of Florida,
385	reads:
386	316.066  Written reports of crashes.-
387	(1)(a)  A Florida Traffic Crash Report, Long Form is
388	required to be completed and submitted to the department within
389	10 days after completing an investigation by every law
390	enforcement officer who in the regular course of duty
391	investigates a motor vehicle crash:
392	1.  That resulted in death or personal injury.
393	2.  That involved a violation of s. 316.061(1) or s.
394	316.193.
395	3.  In which a vehicle was rendered inoperative to a degree
396	that required a wrecker to remove it from traffic, if such
397	action is appropriate, in the officer's discretion.
398	(b)  In every crash for which a Florida Traffic Crash
399	Report, Long Form is not required by this section, the law
400	enforcement officer may complete a short-form crash report or
401	provide a short-form crash report to be completed by each party
402	involved in the crash. The short-form report must include:
403	1.  The date, time, and location of the crash.
404	2.  A description of the vehicles involved.
405	3.  The names and addresses of the parties involved.
406	4.  The names and addresses of witnesses.
407	5.  The name, badge number, and law enforcement agency of
408	the officer investigating the crash.
409	6.  The names of the insurance companies for the respective
410	parties involved in the crash.
411	(c)  Each party to the crash shall provide the law
412	enforcement officer with proof of insurance to be included in
413	the crash report. If a law enforcement officer submits a report
414	on the accident, proof of insurance must be provided to the
415	officer by each party involved in the crash. Any party who fails
416	to provide the required information commits a noncriminal
417	traffic infraction, punishable as a nonmoving violation as
418	provided in chapter 318, unless the officer determines that due
419	to injuries or other special circumstances such insurance
420	information cannot be provided immediately. If the person
421	provides the law enforcement agency, within 24 hours after the
422	crash, proof of insurance that was valid at the time of the
423	crash, the law enforcement agency may void the citation.
424	(d)  The driver of a vehicle that was in any manner
425	involved in a crash resulting in damage to any vehicle or other
426	property in an amount of $500 or more, which crash was not
427	investigated by a law enforcement agency, shall, within 10 days
428	after the crash, submit a written report of the crash to the
429	department or traffic records center. The entity receiving the
430	report may require witnesses of crashes to render reports and
431	may require any driver of a vehicle involved in a crash of which
432	a written report must be made as provided in this section to
433	file supplemental written reports whenever the original report
434	is deemed insufficient by the receiving entity.
435	(e)  Short-form crash reports prepared by law enforcement
436	shall be maintained by the law enforcement officer's agency.
437	Section 8.  Paragraph (a) of subsection (2) of section
438	316.1933, Florida Statutes, is amended to read:
439	316.1933  Blood test for impairment or intoxication in
440	cases of death or serious bodily injury; right to use reasonable
441	force.-
442	(2)(a)  Only a physician, certified paramedic, registered
443	nurse, licensed practical nurse, other personnel authorized by a
444	hospital to draw blood, or duly licensed clinical laboratory
445	director, supervisor, technologist, or technician, acting at the
446	request of a law enforcement officer, may withdraw blood for the
447	purpose of determining the alcoholic content thereof or the
448	presence of chemical substances or controlled substances
449	therein. However, the failure of a law enforcement officer to
450	request the withdrawal of blood shall not affect the
451	admissibility of a test of blood withdrawn for medical purposes.
452	1.  Notwithstanding any provision of law pertaining to the
453	confidentiality of hospital records or other medical records, if
454	a health care provider, who is providing medical care in a
455	health care facility to a driver person injured in a motor
456	vehicle crash, becomes aware, as a result of any blood test
457	performed in the course of that medical treatment, that the
458	person's blood-alcohol level meets or exceeds the blood-alcohol
459	level specified in s. 316.193(1)(b), or detects the presence of
460	a controlled substance listed in s. 893.03(1), the health care
461	provider may notify any law enforcement officer or law
462	enforcement agency. Any such notice must be given within a
463	reasonable time after the health care provider receives the test
464	result. Any such notice shall be used only for the purpose of
465	providing the law enforcement officer with reasonable cause to
466	request the withdrawal of a blood sample pursuant to this
467	section.
468	2.  The notice shall consist only of the name of the person
469	being treated, the name of the person who drew the blood, the
470	blood-alcohol level indicated by the test, and the date and time
471	of the administration of the test.
472	3.  Nothing contained in s. 395.3025(4), s. 456.057, or any
473	applicable practice act affects the authority to provide notice
474	under this section, and the health care provider is not
475	considered to have breached any duty owed to the person under s.
476	395.3025(4), s. 456.057, or any applicable practice act by
477	providing notice or failing to provide notice. It shall not be a
478	breach of any ethical, moral, or legal duty for a health care
479	provider to provide notice or fail to provide notice.
480	4.  A civil, criminal, or administrative action may not be
481	brought against any person or health care provider participating
482	in good faith in the provision of notice or failure to provide
483	notice as provided in this section. Any person or health care
484	provider participating in the provision of notice or failure to
485	provide notice as provided in this section shall be immune from
486	any civil or criminal liability and from any professional
487	disciplinary action with respect to the provision of notice or
488	failure to provide notice under this section. Any such
489	participant has the same immunity with respect to participating
490	in any judicial proceedings resulting from the notice or failure
491	to provide notice.
492	Section 9.  Section 316.1957, Florida Statutes, is amended
493	to read:
494	316.1957  Parking violations; designated parking spaces for
495	persons who have disabilities.-When evidence is presented in any
496	court of the fact that any motor vehicle was parked in a
497	properly designated parking space for persons who have
498	disabilities in violation of s. 316.1955, it is prima facie
499	evidence that the vehicle was parked and left in the space by
500	the person, firm, or corporation in whose name the vehicle is
501	registered and licensed according to the records of the
502	department Division of Motor Vehicles.
503	Section 10.  Paragraph (d) of subsection (3) and
504	subsections (5) and (8) of section 316.2065, Florida Statutes,
505	are amended to read:
506	316.2065  Bicycle regulations.-
507	(3)
508	(d)  A bicycle rider or passenger who is under 16 years of
509	age must wear a bicycle helmet that is properly fitted and is
510	fastened securely upon the passenger's head by a strap, and that
511	meets the federal safety standard for bicycle helmets, final
512	rule, 16 C.F.R. part 1203. Helmets purchased before October 1,
513	2011, and meeting standards of the American National Standards
514	Institute (ANSI Z 90.4 Bicycle Helmet Standards), the standards
515	of the Snell Memorial Foundation (1984 Standard for Protective
516	Headgear for Use in Bicycling), or any other nationally
517	recognized standards for bicycle helmets adopted by the
518	department may continue to be worn by riders or passengers until
519	January 1, 2015. As used in this subsection, the term
520	"passenger" includes a child who is riding in a trailer or
521	semitrailer attached to a bicycle.
522	(5)(a)  Any person operating a bicycle upon a roadway at
523	less than the normal speed of traffic at the time and place and
524	under the conditions then existing shall ride in the lane marked
525	for bicycle use or, if no lane is marked for bicycle use, as
526	close as practicable to the right-hand curb or edge of the
527	roadway except under any of the following situations:
528	1.  When overtaking and passing another bicycle or vehicle
529	proceeding in the same direction.
530	2.  When preparing for a left turn at an intersection or
531	into a private road or driveway.
532	3.  When reasonably necessary to avoid any condition or
533	potential conflict, including, but not limited to, a fixed or
534	moving object, parked or moving vehicle, bicycle, pedestrian,
535	animal, surface hazard, turn lane, or substandard-width lane,
536	which that makes it unsafe to continue along the right-hand curb
537	or edge or within a bicycle lane. For the purposes of this
538	subsection, a "substandard-width lane" is a lane that is too
539	narrow for a bicycle and another vehicle to travel safely side
540	by side within the lane.
541	(b)  Any person operating a bicycle upon a one-way highway
542	with two or more marked traffic lanes may ride as near the left-
543	hand curb or edge of such roadway as practicable.
544	(8)  Every bicycle in use between sunset and sunrise shall
545	be equipped with a lamp on the front exhibiting a white light
546	visible from a distance of at least 500 feet to the front and a
547	lamp and reflector on the rear each exhibiting a red light
548	visible from a distance of 600 feet to the rear. A bicycle or
549	its rider may be equipped with lights or reflectors in addition
550	to those required by this section. A law enforcement officer may
551	issue a bicycle safety brochure and a verbal warning to a
552	bicycle rider who violates this subsection. A bicycle rider who
553	violates this subsection may be issued a citation by a law
554	enforcement officer and assessed a fine for a pedestrian
555	violation, as provided in s. 318.18. The court shall dismiss the
556	charge against a bicycle rider for a first violation of this
557	subsection upon proof of purchase and installation of the proper
558	lighting equipment.
559	Section 11.  Subsection (3) of section 316.2085, Florida
560	Statutes, is amended to read:
561	316.2085  Riding on motorcycles or mopeds.-
562	(3)  The license tag of a motorcycle or moped must be
563	permanently affixed to the vehicle and remain clearly visible
564	from the rear at all times may not be adjusted or capable of
565	being flipped up. Any deliberate act to conceal or obscure No
566	device for or method of concealing or obscuring the legibility
567	of the license tag of a motorcycle is prohibited shall be
568	installed or used. The license tag of a motorcycle or moped may
569	be affixed horizontally to the ground so that the numbers and
570	letters read from left to right. Alternatively, a Florida
571	license tag for a motorcycle or moped for which the numbers and
572	letters read from top to bottom may be affixed perpendicularly
573	to the ground, provided that the registered owner of the
574	motorcycle or moped maintains a prepaid toll account in good
575	standing and a transponder associated with the prepaid toll
576	account is affixed to the motorcycle or moped. A license tag for
577	a motorcycle or moped issued by another jurisdiction for which
578	the numbers and letters read from top to bottom may be affixed
579	perpendicularly to the ground.
580	Section 12.  Section 316.2122, Florida Statutes, is amended
581	to read:
582	316.2122  Operation of a low-speed vehicle or mini truck on
583	certain roadways.-The operation of a low-speed vehicle as
584	defined in s. 320.01(42) or a mini truck as defined in s.
585	320.01(45) on any road as defined in s. 334.03(15) or (33) is
586	authorized with the following restrictions:
587	(1)  A low-speed vehicle or mini truck may be operated only
588	on streets where the posted speed limit is 35 miles per hour or
589	less. This does not prohibit a low-speed vehicle or mini truck
590	from crossing a road or street at an intersection where the road
591	or street has a posted speed limit of more than 35 miles per
592	hour.
593	(2)  A low-speed vehicle must be equipped with headlamps,
594	stop lamps, turn signal lamps, taillamps, reflex reflectors,
595	parking brakes, rearview mirrors, windshields, seat belts, and
596	vehicle identification numbers.
597	(3)  A low-speed vehicle or mini truck must be registered
598	and insured in accordance with s. 320.02 and titled pursuant to
599	chapter 319.
600	(4)  Any person operating a low-speed vehicle or mini truck
601	must have in his or her possession a valid driver's license.
602	(5)  A county or municipality may prohibit the operation of
603	low-speed vehicles or mini trucks on any road under its
604	jurisdiction if the governing body of the county or municipality
605	determines that such prohibition is necessary in the interest of
606	safety.
607	(6)  The Department of Transportation may prohibit the
608	operation of low-speed vehicles or mini trucks on any road under
609	its jurisdiction if it determines that such prohibition is
610	necessary in the interest of safety.
611	Section 13.  Section 316.2124, Florida Statutes, is amended
612	to read:
613	316.2124  Motorized disability access vehicles.-The
614	Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles is directed to
615	provide, by rule, for the regulation of motorized disability
616	access vehicles as described in s. 320.01(34). The department
617	shall provide that motorized disability access vehicles shall be
618	registered in the same manner as motorcycles and shall pay the
619	same registration fee as for a motorcycle. There shall also be
620	assessed, in addition to the registration fee, a $2.50 surcharge
621	for motorized disability access vehicles. This surcharge shall
622	be paid into the Highway Safety Operating Trust Fund. Motorized
623	disability access vehicles shall not be required to be titled by
624	the department. The department shall require motorized
625	disability access vehicles to be subject to the same safety
626	requirements as set forth in this chapter for motorcycles.
627	Section 14.  Subsection (1) of section 316.21265, Florida
628	Statutes, is amended to read:
629	316.21265  Use of all-terrain vehicles, golf carts, low-
630	speed vehicles, or utility vehicles by law enforcement
631	agencies.-
632	(1)  Notwithstanding any provision of law to the contrary,
633	any law enforcement agency in this state may operate all-terrain
634	vehicles as defined in s. 316.2074, golf carts as defined in s.
635	320.01(22), low-speed vehicles as defined in s. 320.01(42), or
636	utility vehicles as defined in s. 320.01(43) on any street,
637	road, or highway in this state while carrying out its official
638	duties.
639	Section 15.  Subsection (1) of section 316.3026, Florida
640	Statutes, is amended to read:
641	316.3026  Unlawful operation of motor carriers.-
642	(1)  The Office of Motor Carrier Compliance of the
643	Department of Transportation may issue out-of-service orders to
644	motor carriers, as defined in s. 320.01(33), who have after
645	proper notice failed to pay any penalty or fine assessed by the
646	department, or its agent, against any owner or motor carrier for
647	violations of state law, refused to submit to a compliance
648	review and provide records pursuant to s. 316.302(5) or s.
649	316.70, or violated safety regulations pursuant to s. 316.302 or
650	insurance requirements found in s. 627.7415. Such out-of-service
651	orders shall have the effect of prohibiting the operations of
652	any motor vehicles owned, leased, or otherwise operated by the
653	motor carrier upon the roadways of this state, until such time
654	as the violations have been corrected or penalties have been
655	paid. Out-of-service orders issued under this section must be
656	approved by the Secretary of Transportation or his or her
657	designee. An administrative hearing pursuant to s. 120.569 shall
658	be afforded to motor carriers subject to such orders.
659	Section 16.  Subsection (3) of section 316.545, Florida
660	Statutes, is amended to read:
661	316.545  Weight and load unlawful; special fuel and motor
662	fuel tax enforcement; inspection; penalty; review.-
663	(3)  Any person who violates the overloading provisions of
664	this chapter shall be conclusively presumed to have damaged the
665	highways of this state by reason of such overloading, which
666	damage is hereby fixed as follows:
667	(a)  When the excess weight is 200 pounds or less than the
668	maximum herein provided, the penalty shall be $10;
669	(b)  Five cents per pound for each pound of weight in
670	excess of the maximum herein provided when the excess weight
671	exceeds 200 pounds. However, whenever the gross weight of the
672	vehicle or combination of vehicles does not exceed the maximum
673	allowable gross weight, the maximum fine for the first 600
674	pounds of unlawful axle weight shall be $10;
675	(c)  For a vehicle equipped with fully functional idle-
676	reduction technology, any penalty shall be calculated by
677	reducing the actual gross vehicle weight or the internal bridge
678	weight by the certified weight of the idle-reduction technology
679	or by 400 pounds, whichever is less. The vehicle operator must
680	present written certification of the weight of the idle-
681	reduction technology and must demonstrate or certify that the
682	idle-reduction technology is fully functional at all times. This
683	calculation is not allowed for vehicles described in s.
684	316.535(6);
685	(d)  An apportionable apportioned motor vehicle, as defined
686	in s. 320.01, operating on the highways of this state without
687	being properly licensed and registered shall be subject to the
688	penalties as herein provided; and
689	(e)  Vehicles operating on the highways of this state from
690	nonmember International Registration Plan jurisdictions which
691	are not in compliance with the provisions of s. 316.605 shall be
692	subject to the penalties as herein provided.
693	Section 17.  Paragraph (a) of subsection (5) and subsection
694	(10) of section 316.550, Florida Statutes, are amended to read:
695	316.550  Operations not in conformity with law; special
696	permits.-
697	(5)(a)  The Department of Transportation may issue a
698	wrecker special blanket permit to authorize a wrecker as defined
699	in s. 320.01(40) to tow a disabled vehicle as defined in s.
700	320.01(38) where the combination of the wrecker and the disabled
701	vehicle being towed exceeds the maximum weight limits as
702	established by s. 316.535.
703	(10)  Whenever any motor vehicle, or the combination of a
704	wrecker as defined in s. 320.01(40) and a towed motor vehicle,
705	exceeds any weight or dimensional criteria or special
706	operational or safety stipulation contained in a special permit
707	issued under the provisions of this section, the penalty
708	assessed to the owner or operator shall be as follows:
709	(a)  For violation of weight criteria contained in a
710	special permit, the penalty per pound or portion thereof
711	exceeding the permitted weight shall be as provided in s.
712	316.545.
713	(b)  For each violation of dimensional criteria in a
714	special permit, the penalty shall be as provided in s. 316.516
715	and penalties for multiple violations of dimensional criteria
716	shall be cumulative except that the total penalty for the
717	vehicle shall not exceed $1,000.
718	(c)  For each violation of an operational or safety
719	stipulation in a special permit, the penalty shall be an amount
720	not to exceed $1,000 per violation and penalties for multiple
721	violations of operational or safety stipulations shall be
722	cumulative except that the total penalty for the vehicle shall
723	not exceed $1,000.
724	(d)  For violation of any special condition that has been
725	prescribed in the rules of the Department of Transportation and
726	declared on the permit, the vehicle shall be determined to be
727	out of conformance with the permit and the permit shall be
728	declared null and void for the vehicle, and weight and
729	dimensional limits for the vehicle shall be as established in s.
730	316.515 or s. 316.535, whichever is applicable, and:
731	1.  For weight violations, a penalty as provided in s.
732	316.545 shall be assessed for those weights which exceed the
733	limits thus established for the vehicle; and
734	2.  For dimensional, operational, or safety violations, a
735	penalty as established in paragraph (c) or s. 316.516, whichever
736	is applicable, shall be assessed for each nonconforming
737	dimensional, operational, or safety violation and the penalties
738	for multiple violations shall be cumulative for the vehicle.
739	Section 18.  Subsection (5) of section 316.613, Florida
740	Statutes, is renumbered as subsection (6), and a new subsection
741	(5) is added to that section to read:
742	316.613  Child restraint requirements.-
743	(5)  The child restraint requirements imposed by this
744	section do not apply to a chauffeur-driven taxi, limousine,
745	sedan, van, bus, motor coach, or other passenger vehicle if the
746	operator and the motor vehicle are hired and used for the
747	transportation of persons for compensation. It is the obligation
748	and responsibility of the parent, guardian, or other person
749	responsible for a child's welfare, as defined in s. 39.01(47),
750	to comply with the requirements of this section.
751	Section 19.  Subsection (9) of section 317.0003, Florida
752	Statutes, is amended to read:
753	317.0003  Definitions.-As used in this chapter, the term:
754	(9)  "ROV" means any motorized recreational off-highway
755	vehicle 64 inches or less in width, having a dry weight of 2,000
756	pounds or less, designed to travel on four or more nonhighway
757	tires, having nonstraddle seating and a steering wheel, and
758	manufactured for recreational use by one or more persons. The
759	term "ROV" does not include a golf cart as defined in ss.
760	320.01(22) and 316.003(68) or a low-speed vehicle as defined in
761	s. 320.01(42).
762	Section 20.  Section 317.0016, Florida Statutes, is amended
763	to read:
764	317.0016  Expedited service; applications; fees.-The
765	department shall provide, through its agents and for use by the
766	public, expedited service on title transfers, title issuances,
767	duplicate titles, and recordation of liens, and certificates of
768	repossession. A fee of $7 shall be charged for this service,
769	which is in addition to the fees imposed by ss. 317.0007 and
770	317.0008, and $3.50 of this fee shall be retained by the
771	processing agency. All remaining fees shall be deposited in the
772	Incidental Trust Fund of the Division of Forestry of the
773	Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. Application for
774	expedited service may be made by mail or in person. The
775	department shall issue each title applied for pursuant to this
776	section within 5 working days after receipt of the application
777	except for an application for a duplicate title certificate
778	covered by s. 317.0008(3), in which case the title must be
779	issued within 5 working days after compliance with the
780	department's verification requirements.
781	Section 21.  Subsection (9) and paragraph (a) of subsection
782	(10) of section 318.14, Florida Statutes, are amended to read:
783	318.14  Noncriminal traffic infractions; exception;
784	procedures.-
785	(9)  Any person who does not hold a commercial driver's
786	license and who is cited while driving a noncommercial motor
787	vehicle for an infraction under this section other than a
788	violation of s. 316.183(2), s. 316.187, or s. 316.189 when the
789	driver exceeds the posted limit by 30 miles per hour or more, s.
790	320.0605, s. 320.07(3)(a) or (b), s. 322.065, s. 322.15(1), s.
791	322.61, or s. 322.62 may, in lieu of a court appearance, elect
792	to attend in the location of his or her choice within this state
793	a basic driver improvement course approved by the Department of
794	Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. In such a case, adjudication
795	must be withheld and points, as provided by s. 322.27, may not
796	be assessed. However, a person may not make an election under
797	this subsection if the person has made an election under this
798	subsection in the preceding 12 months. A person may make no more
799	than five elections within his or her lifetime under this
800	subsection. The requirement for community service under s.
801	318.18(8) is not waived by a plea of nolo contendere or by the
802	withholding of adjudication of guilt by a court. If a person
803	makes an election to attend a basic driver improvement course
804	under this subsection, 18 percent of the civil penalty imposed
805	under s. 318.18(3) shall be deposited in the State Courts
806	Revenue Trust Fund; however, that portion is not revenue for
807	purposes of s. 28.36 and may not be used in establishing the
808	budget of the clerk of the court under that section or s. 28.35.
809	(10)(a)  Any person who does not hold a commercial driver's
810	license and who is cited while driving a noncommercial motor
811	vehicle for an offense listed under this subsection may, in lieu
812	of payment of fine or court appearance, elect to enter a plea of
813	nolo contendere and provide proof of compliance to the clerk of
814	the court, designated official, or authorized operator of a
815	traffic violations bureau. In such case, adjudication shall be
816	withheld; however, no election shall be made under this
817	subsection if such person has made an election under this
818	subsection in the 12 months preceding election hereunder. No
819	person may make more than three elections under this subsection.
820	This subsection applies to the following offenses:
821	1.  Operating a motor vehicle without a valid driver's
822	license in violation of the provisions of s. 322.03, s. 322.065,
823	or s. 322.15(1), or operating a motor vehicle with a license
824	that has been suspended for failure to appear, failure to pay
825	civil penalty, or failure to attend a driver improvement course
826	pursuant to s. 322.291.
827	2.  Operating a motor vehicle without a valid registration
828	in violation of s. 320.0605, s. 320.07, or s. 320.131.
829	3.  Operating a motor vehicle in violation of s. 316.646.
830	4.  Operating a motor vehicle with a license that has been
831	suspended under s. 61.13016 or s. 322.245 for failure to pay
832	child support or for failure to pay any other financial
833	obligation as provided in s. 322.245; however, this subparagraph
834	does not apply if the license has been suspended pursuant to s.
835	322.245(1).
836	5.  Operating a motor vehicle with a license that has been
837	suspended under s. 322.091 for failure to meet school attendance
838	requirements.
839	Section 22.  Paragraph (a) of subsection (2) of section
840	318.1451, Florida Statutes, is amended to read:
841	318.1451  Driver improvement schools.-
842	(2)(a)  In determining whether to approve the courses
843	referenced in this section, the department shall consider course
844	content designed to promote safety, driver awareness, crash
845	avoidance techniques, the dangers of driving while distracted,
846	which must specifically include the use of technology while
847	driving, and other factors or criteria to improve driver
848	performance from a safety viewpoint.
849	Section 23.  Paragraph (a) of subsection (1) of section
850	318.15, Florida Statutes, is amended to read:
851	318.15  Failure to comply with civil penalty or to appear;
852	penalty.-
853	(1)(a)  If a person fails to comply with the civil
854	penalties provided in s. 318.18 within the time period specified
855	in s. 318.14(4), fails to enter into or comply with the terms of
856	a penalty payment plan with the clerk of the court in accordance
857	with ss. 318.14 and 28.246, fails to attend driver improvement
858	school, or fails to appear at a scheduled hearing, the clerk of
859	the court shall notify the Division of Driver Licenses of the
860	Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles of such failure
861	within 10 days after such failure. Upon receipt of such notice,
862	the department shall immediately issue an order suspending the
863	driver's license and privilege to drive of such person effective
864	20 days after the date the order of suspension is mailed in
865	accordance with s. 322.251(1), (2), and (6). Any such suspension
866	of the driving privilege which has not been reinstated,
867	including a similar suspension imposed outside Florida, shall
868	remain on the records of the department for a period of 7 years
869	from the date imposed and shall be removed from the records
870	after the expiration of 7 years from the date it is imposed.
871	Section 24.  Section 319.14, Florida Statutes, is amended
872	to read:
873	319.14  Sale of motor vehicles registered or used as
874	taxicabs, police vehicles, lease vehicles, or rebuilt vehicles,
875	and nonconforming vehicles, custom vehicles, or street rod
876	vehicles.-
877	(1)(a)  A No person may not shall knowingly offer for sale,
878	sell, or exchange any vehicle that has been licensed,
879	registered, or used as a taxicab, police vehicle, or short-term-
880	lease vehicle, or a vehicle that has been repurchased by a
881	manufacturer pursuant to a settlement, determination, or
882	decision under chapter 681, until the department has stamped in
883	a conspicuous place on the certificate of title of the vehicle,
884	or its duplicate, words stating the nature of the previous use
885	of the vehicle or the title has been stamped "Manufacturer's Buy
886	Back" to reflect that the vehicle is a nonconforming vehicle. If
887	the certificate of title or duplicate was not so stamped upon
888	initial issuance thereof or if, subsequent to initial issuance
889	of the title, the use of the vehicle is changed to a use
890	requiring the notation provided for in this section, the owner
891	or lienholder of the vehicle shall surrender the certificate of
892	title or duplicate to the department before prior to offering
893	the vehicle for sale, and the department shall stamp the
894	certificate or duplicate as required herein. If When a vehicle
895	has been repurchased by a manufacturer pursuant to a settlement,
896	determination, or decision under chapter 681, the title shall be
897	stamped "Manufacturer's Buy Back" to reflect that the vehicle is
898	a nonconforming vehicle.
899	(b)  A No person may not shall knowingly offer for sale,
900	sell, or exchange a rebuilt vehicle until the department has
901	stamped in a conspicuous place on the certificate of title for
902	the vehicle words stating that the vehicle has been rebuilt or
903	assembled from parts, or is a kit car, glider kit, replica, or
904	flood vehicle, custom vehicle, or street rod vehicle unless
905	proper application for a certificate of title for a vehicle that
906	is rebuilt or assembled from parts, or is a kit car, glider kit,
907	replica, or flood vehicle, custom vehicle, or street rod vehicle
908	has been made to the department in accordance with this chapter
909	and the department has conducted the physical examination of the
910	vehicle to assure the identity of the vehicle and all major
911	component parts, as defined in s. 319.30(1), which have been
912	repaired or replaced. Thereafter, the department shall affix a
913	decal to the vehicle, in the manner prescribed by the
914	department, showing the vehicle to be rebuilt. A vehicle may not
915	be inspected or issued a rebuilt title until all major component
916	parts, as defined in s. 319.30, which were damaged have been
917	repaired or replaced.
918	(c)  As used in this section, the term:
919	1.  "Police vehicle" means a motor vehicle owned or leased
920	by the state or a county or municipality and used in law
921	enforcement.
922	2.a.  "Short-term-lease vehicle" means a motor vehicle
923	leased without a driver and under a written agreement to one or
924	more persons from time to time for a period of less than 12
925	months.
926	b.  "Long-term-lease vehicle" means a motor vehicle leased
927	without a driver and under a written agreement to one person for
928	a period of 12 months or longer.
929	c.  "Lease vehicle" includes both short-term-lease vehicles
930	and long-term-lease vehicles.
931	3.  "Rebuilt vehicle" means a motor vehicle or mobile home
932	built from salvage or junk, as defined in s. 319.30(1).
933	4.  "Assembled from parts" means a motor vehicle or mobile
934	home assembled from parts or combined from parts of motor
935	vehicles or mobile homes, new or used. "Assembled from parts"
936	does not mean a motor vehicle defined as a "rebuilt vehicle" in
937	subparagraph 3., which has been declared a total loss pursuant
938	to s. 319.30.
939	5.  "Kit car" means a motor vehicle assembled with a kit
940	supplied by a manufacturer to rebuild a wrecked or outdated
941	motor vehicle with a new body kit.
942	6.  "Glider kit" means a vehicle assembled with a kit
943	supplied by a manufacturer to rebuild a wrecked or outdated
944	truck or truck tractor.
945	7.  "Replica" means a complete new motor vehicle
946	manufactured to look like an old vehicle.
947	8.  "Flood vehicle" means a motor vehicle or mobile home
948	that has been declared to be a total loss pursuant to s.
949	319.30(3)(a) resulting from damage caused by water.
950	9.  "Nonconforming vehicle" means a motor vehicle which has
951	been purchased by a manufacturer pursuant to a settlement,
952	determination, or decision under chapter 681.
953	10.  "Settlement" means an agreement entered into between a
954	manufacturer and a consumer that occurs after a dispute is
955	submitted to a program, or an informal dispute settlement
956	procedure established by a manufacturer or is approved for
957	arbitration before the New Motor Vehicle Arbitration Board as
958	defined in s. 681.102.
959	11.  "Custom vehicle" means a motor vehicle that:
960	a.  Is 25 years of age or older and of a model year after
961	1948, or was manufactured to resemble a vehicle that is 25 years
962	of age or older and of a model year after 1948; and
963	b.  Has been altered from the manufacturer's original
964	design or has a body constructed from nonoriginal materials.
965
966	The model year and year of manufacture which the body of a
967	custom vehicle resembles is the model year and year of
968	manufacture listed on the certificate of title, regardless of
969	when the vehicle was actually manufactured.
970	12.  "Street rod" means a motor vehicle that:
971	a.  Is a model year of 1948 or older or was manufactured
972	after 1948 to resemble a vehicle of a model year of 1948 or
973	older; and
974	b.  Has been altered from the manufacturer's original
975	design or has a body constructed from nonoriginal materials.
976
977	The model year and year of manufacture which the body of a
978	street rod resembles is the model year and year of manufacture
979	listed on the certificate of title, regardless of when the
980	vehicle was actually manufactured.
981	(2)  A No person may not shall knowingly sell, exchange, or
982	transfer a vehicle referred to in subsection (1) without, before
983	prior to consummating the sale, exchange, or transfer,
984	disclosing in writing to the purchaser, customer, or transferee
985	the fact that the vehicle has previously been titled,
986	registered, or used as a taxicab, police vehicle, or short-term-
987	lease vehicle, or is a vehicle that is rebuilt or assembled from
988	parts, or is a kit car, glider kit, replica, or flood vehicle,
989	or is a nonconforming vehicle, custom vehicle, or street rod
990	vehicle, as the case may be.
991	(3)  Any person who, with intent to offer for sale or
992	exchange any vehicle referred to in subsection (1), knowingly or
993	intentionally advertises, publishes, disseminates, circulates,
994	or places before the public in any communications medium,
995	whether directly or indirectly, any offer to sell or exchange
996	the vehicle shall clearly and precisely state in each such offer
997	that the vehicle has previously been titled, registered, or used
998	as a taxicab, police vehicle, or short-term-lease vehicle or
999	that the vehicle or mobile home is a vehicle that is rebuilt or
1000	assembled from parts, or is a kit car, glider kit, replica, or
1001	flood vehicle, or is a nonconforming vehicle, custom vehicle, or
1002	street rod vehicle, as the case may be. Any person who violates
1003	this subsection commits a misdemeanor of the second degree,
1004	punishable as provided in s. 775.082 or s. 775.083.
1005	(4)  If When a certificate of title, including a foreign
1006	certificate, is branded to reflect a condition or prior use of
1007	the titled vehicle, the brand must be noted on the registration
1008	certificate of the vehicle and such brand shall be carried
1009	forward on all subsequent certificates of title and registration
1010	certificates issued for the life of the vehicle.
1011	(5)  Any person who knowingly sells, exchanges, or offers
1012	to sell or exchange a motor vehicle or mobile home contrary to
1013	the provisions of this section or any officer, agent, or
1014	employee of a person who knowingly authorizes, directs, aids in,
1015	or consents to the sale, exchange, or offer to sell or exchange
1016	a motor vehicle or mobile home contrary to the provisions of
1017	this section commits a misdemeanor of the second degree,
1018	punishable as provided in s. 775.082 or s. 775.083.
1019	(6)  Any person who removes a rebuilt decal from a rebuilt
1020	vehicle with the intent to conceal the rebuilt status of the
1021	vehicle commits a felony of the third degree, punishable as
1022	provided in s. 775.082, s. 775.083, or s. 775.084.
1023	(7)  This section applies to a mobile home, travel trailer,
1024	camping trailer, truck camper, or fifth-wheel recreation trailer
1025	only when the such mobile home or vehicle is a rebuilt vehicle
1026	or is assembled from parts.
1027	(8)  A No person is not shall be liable or accountable in
1028	any civil action arising out of a violation of this section if
1029	the designation of the previous use or condition of the motor
1030	vehicle is not noted on the certificate of title and
1031	registration certificate of the vehicle which was received by,
1032	or delivered to, such person, unless the such person has
1033	actively concealed the prior use or condition of the vehicle
1034	from the purchaser.
1035	(9)  Subsections (1), (2), and (3) do not apply to the
1036	transfer of ownership of a motor vehicle after the motor vehicle
1037	has ceased to be used as a lease vehicle and the ownership has
1038	been transferred to an owner for private use or to the transfer
1039	of ownership of a nonconforming vehicle with 36,000 or more
1040	miles on its odometer, or 34 months whichever is later and the
1041	ownership has been transferred to an owner for private use. Such
1042	owner, as shown on the title certificate, may request the
1043	department to issue a corrected certificate of title that does
1044	not contain the statement of the previous use of the vehicle as
1045	a lease vehicle or condition as a nonconforming vehicle.
1046	Section 25.  Section 319.225, Florida Statutes, is amended
1047	to read:
1048	319.225  Transfer and reassignment forms; odometer
1049	disclosure statements.-
1050	(1)  Every certificate of title issued by the department
1051	must contain the following statement on its reverse side:
1052	"Federal and state law require the completion of the odometer
1053	statement set out below. Failure to complete or providing false
1054	information may result in fines, imprisonment, or both."
1055	(2)  Each certificate of title issued by the department
1056	must contain on its reverse side a form for transfer of title by
1057	the titleholder of record, which form must contain an odometer
1058	disclosure statement in the form required by 49 C.F.R. s. 580.5.
1059	(3)  Each certificate of title issued by the department
1060	must contain on its reverse side as many forms as space allows
1061	for reassignment of title by a licensed dealer as permitted by
1062	s. 319.21(3), which form or forms shall contain an odometer
1063	disclosure statement in the form required by 49 C.F.R. s. 580.5.
1064	When all dealer reassignment forms provided on the back of the
1065	title certificate have been filled in, a dealer may reassign the
1066	title certificate by using a separate dealer reassignment form
1067	issued by the department in compliance with 49 C.F.R. ss. 580.4
1068	and 580.5, which form shall contain an original, two carbon
1069	copies one of which shall be submitted directly to the
1070	department by the dealer within 5 business days after the
1071	transfer and a copy, one of which shall be retained by the
1072	dealer in his or her records for 5 years. The provisions of this
1073	subsection shall also apply to vehicles not previously titled in
1074	this state and vehicles whose title certificates do not contain
1075	the forms required by this section.
1076	(4)  Upon transfer or reassignment of a certificate of
1077	title to a used motor vehicle, the transferor shall complete the
1078	odometer disclosure statement provided for by this section and
1079	the transferee shall acknowledge the disclosure by signing and
1080	printing his or her name in the spaces provided. This subsection
1081	does not apply to a vehicle that has a gross vehicle rating of
1082	more than 16,000 pounds, a vehicle that is not self-propelled,
1083	or a vehicle that is 10 years old or older. A lessor who
1084	transfers title to his or her vehicle without obtaining
1085	possession of the vehicle shall make odometer disclosure as
1086	provided by 49 C.F.R. s. 580.7. Any person who fails to complete
1087	or acknowledge a disclosure statement as required by this
1088	subsection commits is guilty of a misdemeanor of the second
1089	degree, punishable as provided in s. 775.082 or s. 775.083. The
1090	department may not issue a certificate of title unless this
1091	subsection has been complied with.
1092	(5)  The same person may not sign a disclosure statement as
1093	both the transferor and the transferee in the same transaction
1094	except as provided in subsection (6).
1095	(6)(a)  If the certificate of title is physically held by a
1096	lienholder, the transferor may give a power of attorney to his
1097	or her transferee for the purpose of odometer disclosure. The
1098	power of attorney must be on a form issued or authorized by the
1099	department, which form must be in compliance with 49 C.F.R. ss.
1100	580.4 and 580.13. The department shall not require the signature
1101	of the transferor to be notarized on the form; however, in lieu
1102	of notarization, the form shall include an affidavit with the
1103	following wording: UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY, I DECLARE THAT I
1104	HAVE READ THE FOREGOING DOCUMENT AND THAT THE FACTS STATED IN IT
1105	ARE TRUE. The transferee shall sign the power of attorney form,
1106	print his or her name, and return a copy of the power of
1107	attorney form to the transferor. Upon receipt of a title
1108	certificate, the transferee shall complete the space for mileage
1109	disclosure on the title certificate exactly as the mileage was
1110	disclosed by the transferor on the power of attorney form. If
1111	the transferee is a licensed motor vehicle dealer who is
1112	transferring the vehicle to a retail purchaser, the dealer shall
1113	make application on behalf of the retail purchaser as provided
1114	in s. 319.23(6) and shall submit the original power of attorney
1115	form to the department with the application for title and the
1116	transferor's title certificate; otherwise, a dealer may reassign
1117	the title certificate by using the dealer reassignment form in
1118	the manner prescribed in subsection (3), and, at the time of
1119	physical transfer of the vehicle, the original power of attorney
1120	shall be delivered to the person designated as the transferee of
1121	the dealer on the dealer reassignment form. A copy of the
1122	executed power of attorney shall be submitted to the department
1123	with a copy of the executed dealer reassignment form within 5
1124	business days after the certificate of title and dealer
1125	reassignment form are delivered by the dealer to its transferee.
1126	(b)  If the certificate of title is lost or otherwise
1127	unavailable, the transferor may give a power of attorney to his
1128	or her transferee for the purpose of odometer disclosure. The
1129	power of attorney must be on a form issued or authorized by the
1130	department, which form must be in compliance with 49 C.F.R. ss.
1131	580.4 and 580.13. The department shall not require the signature
1132	of the transferor to be notarized on the form; however, in lieu
1133	of notarization, the form shall include an affidavit with the
1134	following wording: UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY, I DECLARE THAT I
1135	HAVE READ THE FOREGOING DOCUMENT AND THAT THE FACTS STATED IN IT
1136	ARE TRUE. The transferee shall sign the power of attorney form,
1137	print his or her name, and return a copy of the power of
1138	attorney form to the transferor. Upon receipt of the title
1139	certificate or a duplicate title certificate, the transferee
1140	shall complete the space for mileage disclosure on the title
1141	certificate exactly as the mileage was disclosed by the
1142	transferor on the power of attorney form. If the transferee is a
1143	licensed motor vehicle dealer who is transferring the vehicle to
1144	a retail purchaser, the dealer shall make application on behalf
1145	of the retail purchaser as provided in s. 319.23(6) and shall
1146	submit the original power of attorney form to the department
1147	with the application for title and the transferor's title
1148	certificate or duplicate title certificate; otherwise, a dealer
1149	may reassign the title certificate by using the dealer
1150	reassignment form in the manner prescribed in subsection (3),
1151	and, at the time of physical transfer of the vehicle, the
1152	original power of attorney shall be delivered to the person
1153	designated as the transferee of the dealer on the dealer
1154	reassignment form. If the dealer sells the vehicle to an out-of-
1155	state resident or an out-of-state dealer and the power of
1156	attorney form is applicable to the transaction, the dealer must
1157	photocopy the completed original of the form and mail it
1158	directly to the department within 5 business days after the
1159	certificate of title and dealer reassignment form are delivered
1160	by the dealer to the purchaser. A copy of the executed power of
1161	attorney shall be submitted to the department with a copy of the
1162	executed dealer reassignment form within 5 business days after
1163	the duplicate certificate of title and dealer reassignment form
1164	are delivered by the dealer to its transferee.
1165	(c)  If the mechanics of the transfer of title to a motor
1166	vehicle in accordance with the provisions of paragraph (a) or
1167	paragraph (b) are determined to be incompatible with and
1168	unlawful under the provisions of 49 C.F.R. part 580, the
1169	transfer of title to a motor vehicle by operation of this
1170	subsection can be effected in any manner not inconsistent with
1171	49 C.F.R. part 580 and Florida law; provided, any power of
1172	attorney form issued or authorized by the department under this
1173	subsection shall contain an original, two carbon copies, one of
1174	which shall be submitted directly to the department by the
1175	dealer within 5 business days of use by the dealer to effect
1176	transfer of a title certificate as provided in paragraphs (a)
1177	and (b) and a copy, one of which shall be retained by the dealer
1178	in its records for 5 years.
1179	(d)  Any person who fails to complete the information
1180	required by this subsection or to file with the department the
1181	forms required by this subsection commits is guilty of a
1182	misdemeanor of the second degree, punishable as provided in s.
1183	775.082 or s. 775.083. The department shall not issue a
1184	certificate of title unless this subsection has been complied
1185	with.
1186	(7)  Subject to approval by the National Highway Traffic
1187	Safety Administration or any other applicable authority, if a
1188	title is held electronically and the transferee agrees to
1189	maintain the title electronically, the transferor and transferee
1190	shall complete a secure reassignment document that discloses the
1191	odometer reading and is signed by both the transferor and
1192	transferee at the tax collector's office or license plate
1193	agency. A dealer acquiring a motor vehicle that has an
1194	electronic title shall use a secure reassignment document signed
1195	by the person from whom the dealer acquired the motor vehicle.
1196	Upon transferring the motor vehicle to a purchaser, a separate
1197	reassignment document shall be executed.
1198	(8)(7)  Each certificate of title issued by the department
1199	must contain on its reverse side a minimum of three four spaces
1200	for notation of the name and license number of any auction
1201	through which the vehicle is sold and the date the vehicle was
1202	auctioned. Each separate dealer reassignment form issued by the
1203	department must also have the space referred to in this section.
1204	When a transfer of title is made at a motor vehicle auction, the
1205	reassignment must note the name and address of the auction, but
1206	the auction shall not thereby be deemed to be the owner, seller,
1207	transferor, or assignor of title. A motor vehicle auction is
1208	required to execute a dealer reassignment only when it is the
1209	owner of a vehicle being sold.
1210	(9)(8)  Upon transfer or reassignment of a used motor
1211	vehicle through the services of an auction, the auction shall
1212	complete the information in the space provided for by subsection
1213	(8) (7). Any person who fails to complete the information as
1214	required by this subsection commits is guilty of a misdemeanor
1215	of the second degree, punishable as provided in s. 775.082 or s.
1216	775.083. The department shall not issue a certificate of title
1217	unless this subsection has been complied with.
1218	(10)(9)  This section shall be construed to conform to 49
1219	C.F.R. part 580.
1220	Section 26.  Subsection (6) of section 319.23, Florida
1221	Statutes, is amended, present subsections (7) through (11) of
1222	that section are renumbered as subsections (8) through (12),
1223	respectively, and  a new subsection (7) is added to that
1224	section, to read:
1225	319.23  Application for, and issuance of, certificate of
1226	title.-
1227	(6)(a)  In the case of the sale of a motor vehicle or
1228	mobile home by a licensed dealer to a general purchaser, the
1229	certificate of title must be obtained in the name of the
1230	purchaser by the dealer upon application signed by the
1231	purchaser, and in each other case such certificate must be
1232	obtained by the purchaser. In each case of transfer of a motor
1233	vehicle or mobile home, the application for a certificate of
1234	title, a corrected certificate, or an assignment or reassignment
1235	must be filed within 30 days after the delivery of the motor
1236	vehicle or from consummation of the sale of a mobile home to the
1237	purchaser. An applicant must pay a fee of $20, in addition to
1238	all other fees and penalties required by law, for failing to
1239	file such application within the specified time. In the case of
1240	the sale of a motor vehicle by a licensed motor vehicle dealer
1241	to a general purchaser who resides in another state or country,
1242	the dealer is not required to apply for a certificate of title
1243	for the motor vehicle; however, the dealer must transfer
1244	ownership and reassign the certificate of title or
1245	manufacturer's certificate of origin to the purchaser, and the
1246	purchaser must sign an affidavit, as approved by the department,
1247	that the purchaser will title and register the motor vehicle in
1248	another state or country.
1249	(b)  If a licensed dealer acquires a motor vehicle or
1250	mobile home as a trade-in, the dealer must file with the
1251	department, within 30 days, a notice of sale signed by the
1252	seller. The department shall update its database for that title
1253	record to indicate "sold." A licensed dealer need not apply for
1254	a certificate of title for any motor vehicle or mobile home in
1255	stock acquired for stock purposes except as provided in s.
1256	319.225.
1257	(7)  If an applicant for a certificate of title is unable
1258	to provide the department with a certificate of title that
1259	assigns the prior owner's interest in the motor vehicle, the
1260	department may accept a bond in the form prescribed by the
1261	department, along with an affidavit in a form prescribed by the
1262	department, which includes verification of the vehicle
1263	identification number and an application for title.
1264	(a)  The bond must be:
1265	1.  In a form prescribed by the department;
1266	2.  Executed by the applicant;
1267	3.  Issued by a person authorized to conduct a surety
1268	business in this state;
1269	4.  In an amount equal to two times the value of the
1270	vehicle as determined by the department; and
1271	5.  Conditioned to indemnify all prior owners and
1272	lienholders and all subsequent purchasers of the vehicle or
1273	persons who acquire a security interest in the vehicle, and
1274	their successors in interest, against any expense, loss, or
1275	damage, including reasonable attorney's fees, occurring because
1276	of the issuance of the certificate of title for the vehicle or
1277	for a defect in or undisclosed security interest on the right,
1278	title, or interest of the applicant to the vehicle.
1279	(b)  An interested person has a right to recover on the
1280	bond for a breach of the bond's condition. The aggregate
1281	liability of the surety to all persons may not exceed the amount
1282	of the bond.
1283	(c)  A bond under this subsection expires on the third
1284	anniversary of the date the bond became effective.
1285	(d)  The affidavit must:
1286	1.  Be in a form prescribed by the department;
1287	2.  Include the facts and circumstances through which the
1288	applicant acquired ownership and possession of the motor
1289	vehicle;
1290	3.  Disclose that no security interests, liens, or
1291	encumbrances against the motor vehicle are known to the
1292	applicant against the motor vehicle; and
1293	4.  State that the applicant has the right to have a
1294	certificate of title issued.
1295	Section 27.  Paragraph (b) of subsection (2) of section
1296	319.28, Florida Statutes, is amended to read:
1297	319.28  Transfer of ownership by operation of law.-
1298	(2)
1299	(b)  In case of repossession of a motor vehicle or mobile
1300	home pursuant to the terms of a security agreement or similar
1301	instrument, an affidavit by the party to whom possession has
1302	passed stating that the vehicle or mobile home was repossessed
1303	upon default in the terms of the security agreement or other
1304	instrument shall be considered satisfactory proof of ownership
1305	and right of possession. At least 5 days before prior to selling
1306	the repossessed vehicle, any subsequent lienholder named in the
1307	last issued certificate of title shall be sent notice of the
1308	repossession by certified mail, on a form prescribed by the
1309	department. If such notice is given and no written protest to
1310	the department is presented by a subsequent lienholder within 15
1311	days after from the date on which the notice was mailed, the
1312	certificate of title or the certificate of repossession shall be
1313	issued showing no liens. If the former owner or any subsequent
1314	lienholder files a written protest under oath within such 15-day
1315	period, the department shall not issue the certificate of title
1316	or certificate of repossession for 10 days thereafter. If within
1317	the 10-day period no injunction or other order of a court of
1318	competent jurisdiction has been served on the department
1319	commanding it not to deliver the certificate of title or
1320	certificate of repossession, the department shall deliver the
1321	certificate of title or repossession to the applicant or as may
1322	otherwise be directed in the application showing no other liens
1323	than those shown in the application. Any lienholder who has
1324	repossessed a vehicle in this state in compliance with the
1325	provisions of this section must apply to a tax collector's
1326	office in this state or to the department for a certificate of
1327	repossession or to the department for a certificate of title
1328	pursuant to s. 319.323. Proof of the required notice to
1329	subsequent lienholders shall be submitted together with regular
1330	title fees. A lienholder to whom a certificate of repossession
1331	has been issued may assign the certificate of title to the
1332	subsequent owner. Any person who violates found guilty of
1333	violating any requirements of this paragraph commits shall be
1334	guilty of a felony of the third degree, punishable as provided
1335	in s. 775.082, s. 775.083, or s. 775.084.
1336	Section 28.  Section 319.323, Florida Statutes, is amended
1337	to read:
1338	319.323  Expedited service; applications; fees.-The
1339	department shall establish a separate title office which may be
1340	used by private citizens and licensed motor vehicle dealers to
1341	receive expedited service on title transfers, title issuances,
1342	duplicate titles, and recordation of liens, and certificates of
1343	repossession. A fee of $10 shall be charged for this service,
1344	which fee is in addition to the fees imposed by s. 319.32. The
1345	fee, after deducting the amount referenced by s. 319.324 and
1346	$3.50 to be retained by the processing agency, shall be
1347	deposited into the General Revenue Fund. Application for
1348	expedited service may be made by mail or in person. The
1349	department shall issue each title applied for under this section
1350	within 5 working days after receipt of the application except
1351	for an application for a duplicate title certificate covered by
1352	s. 319.23(4), in which case the title must be issued within 5
1353	working days after compliance with the department's verification
1354	requirements.
1355	Section 29.  Section 319.40, Florida Statutes, is amended
1356	to read:
1357	319.40  Transactions by electronic or telephonic means.-
1358	(1)  The department may is authorized to accept any
1359	application provided for under this chapter by electronic or
1360	telephonic means.
1361	(2)  The department may issue an electronic certificate of
1362	title in lieu of printing a paper title.
1363	(3)  The department may collect and use electronic mail
1364	addresses as a notification method in lieu of the United States
1365	Postal Service, except for any notice regarding the potential
1366	forfeiture or foreclosure of an interest in property.
1367	Section 30.  Paragraph (a) of subsection (1) of section
1368	320.01, Florida Statutes, is amended, present subsections (24)
1369	through (45) are renumbered as subsections (23) through (44),
1370	respectively, present subsections (23), (25), and (26) are
1371	amended, and a new subsection (45) is added to that section, to
1372	read:
1373	320.01  Definitions, general.-As used in the Florida
1374	Statutes, except as otherwise provided, the term:
1375	(1)  "Motor vehicle" means:
1376	(a)  An automobile, motorcycle, truck, trailer,
1377	semitrailer, truck tractor and semitrailer combination, or any
1378	other vehicle operated on the roads of this state, used to
1379	transport persons or property, and propelled by power other than
1380	muscular power, but the term does not include traction engines,
1381	road rollers, special mobile equipment as defined in chapter
1382	316, such vehicles as run only upon a track, bicycles, swamp
1383	buggies, or mopeds.
1384	(23)  "Apportioned motor vehicle" means any motor vehicle
1385	which is required to be registered, or with respect to which an
1386	election has been made to register it, under the International
1387	Registration Plan.
1388	(24)(25)  "Apportionable vehicle" means any vehicle, except
1389	recreational vehicles, vehicles displaying restricted plates,
1390	city pickup and delivery vehicles, buses used in transportation
1391	of chartered parties, and government-owned vehicles, which is
1392	used or intended for use in two or more member jurisdictions
1393	that allocate or proportionally register vehicles and which is
1394	used for the transportation of persons for hire or is designed,
1395	used, or maintained primarily for the transportation of property
1396	and:
1397	(a)  Is a power unit having a gross vehicle weight in
1398	excess of 26,000 26,001 pounds;
1399	(b)  Is a power unit having three or more axles, regardless
1400	of weight; or
1401	(c)  Is used in combination, when the weight of such
1402	combination exceeds 26,000 26,001 pounds gross vehicle weight.
1403
1404	Vehicles, or combinations thereof, having a gross vehicle weight
1405	of 26,000 26,001 pounds or less and two-axle vehicles may be
1406	proportionally registered.
1407	(25)(26)  "Commercial motor vehicle" means any vehicle that
1408	which is not owned or operated by a governmental entity, that
1409	which uses special fuel or motor fuel on the public highways,
1410	and that which has a gross vehicle weight of 26,001 pounds or
1411	more, or has three or more axles regardless of weight, or is
1412	used in combination when the weight of such combination exceeds
1413	26,000 26,001 pounds gross vehicle weight. A vehicle that
1414	occasionally transports personal property to and from a closed-
1415	course motorsport facility, as defined in s. 549.09(1)(a), is
1416	not a commercial motor vehicle if the use is not for profit and
1417	corporate sponsorship is not involved. As used in this
1418	subsection, the term "corporate sponsorship" means a payment,
1419	donation, gratuity, in-kind service, or other benefit provided
1420	to or derived by a person in relation to the underlying
1421	activity, other than the display of product or corporate names,
1422	logos, or other graphic information on the property being
1423	transported.
1424	(45)  SWAMP BUGGY.-A motorized off-road vehicle designed to
1425	travel over swampy terrain, which may utilize large tires or
1426	tracks operated from an elevated platform, and may be used upon
1427	varied terrain. A swamp buggy does not include any vehicle
1428	defined in chapter 261 or otherwise defined or classified in
1429	this chapter. A swamp buggy may not be operated upon the public
1430	roads, streets, or highways of this state, except to the extent
1431	specifically authorized by a state or federal agency to be used
1432	exclusively upon lands, managed, owned, or leased by that
1433	agency.
1434	Section 31.  Subsection (2) of section 320.02, Florida
1435	Statutes, is amended, paragraphs (o), (p), (q), and (r) are
1436	added to subsection (15), and subsections (18) and (19) are
1437	added to that section, to read:
1438	320.02  Registration required; application for
1439	registration; forms.-
1440	(2)(a)  The application for registration shall include the
1441	street address of the owner's permanent residence or the address
1442	of his or her permanent place of business and shall be
1443	accompanied by personal or business identification information
1444	which may include, but need not be limited to, a driver's
1445	license number, Florida identification card number, or federal
1446	employer identification number. If the owner does not have a
1447	permanent residence or permanent place of business or if the
1448	owner's permanent residence or permanent place of business
1449	cannot be identified by a street address, the application shall
1450	include:
1451	1.  If the vehicle is registered to a business, the name
1452	and street address of the permanent residence of an owner of the
1453	business, an officer of the corporation, or an employee who is
1454	in a supervisory position.
1455	2.  If the vehicle is registered to an individual, the name
1456	and street address of the permanent residence of a close
1457	relative or friend who is a resident of this state.
1458
1459	If the vehicle is registered to an active-duty military member
1460	who is a Florida resident, the member is exempt from the
1461	requirement to provide a Florida residential address.
1462	(b)  The department shall prescribe a form upon which motor
1463	vehicle owners may record odometer readings when registering
1464	their motor vehicles.
1465	(15)
1466	(o)  The application form for motor vehicle registration
1467	and renewal registration must include language permitting the
1468	voluntary contribution of $1 to End Hunger in Florida. The
1469	proceeds shall be distributed monthly by the department to the
1470	Florida Association of Food Banks, Inc., a corporation not for
1471	profit under s. 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. The
1472	funds shall be used by the organization for the purpose of
1473	ending hunger in Florida.
1474	(p)  The application form for motor vehicle registration
1475	and renewal of registration must include language permitting a
1476	voluntary contribution of $1 to Take Stock In Children. Such
1477	contributions shall be transferred by the department each month
1478	to Take Stock In Children, Inc.
1479	(q)  The application form for motor vehicle registration
1480	and renewal of registration must include language permitting a
1481	voluntary contribution of $1 per applicant for Autism Services
1482	and Supports. Such contributions must be transferred by the
1483	department each month to the Achievement and Rehabilitation
1484	Centers, Inc., Autism Services Fund.
1485	(r)  The application form for motor vehicle registration
1486	and renewal of registration must include language permitting a
1487	voluntary contribution of $1 to Support Our Troops, which shall
1488	be distributed monthly to Support Our Troops, Inc., a Florida
1489	not-for-profit organization.
1490
1491	For the purpose of applying the service charge provided in s.
1492	215.20, contributions received under this subsection are not
1493	income of a revenue nature.
1494	(18)  Notwithstanding subsections (8), (14), and (15), the
1495	department and the tax collectors acting as agents for the
1496	department shall provide a complete list of voluntary
1497	contributions authorized by law to customers applying for
1498	registration or renewal registration. The renewal application
1499	forms must include either a complete list of all authorized
1500	voluntary contributions or the department's website address
1501	which provides a complete list and information on all authorized
1502	voluntary contributions. The department or a tax collector may
1503	include on the renewal forms a complete list of authorized
1504	voluntary contributions and the department's website address.
1505	Customers renewing a registration at either a tax collector's
1506	office or a department office shall be provided information on
1507	voluntary contribution options.
1508	(19)  All electronic registration records shall be retained
1509	by the department for not less than 10 years.
1510	Section 32.  Subsections (1) and (3) and paragraph (b) of
1511	subsection (4) of section 320.023, Florida Statutes, are amended
1512	to read:
1513	320.023  Requests to establish voluntary contribution
1514	checkoff on motor vehicle registration application.-
1515	(1)  An organization that seeks authorization to establish
1516	a voluntary contribution on a motor vehicle registration
1517	application must submit to the department:
1518	(a)  A request for the particular voluntary contribution
1519	being sought, describing the proposed voluntary contribution in
1520	general terms.
1521	(b)  An application fee, not to exceed $10,000 to defray
1522	the department's cost for reviewing the application and
1523	developing the voluntary contribution checkoff or website, if
1524	authorized. State funds may not be used to pay the application
1525	fee.
1526	(c)  A marketing strategy outlining short-term and long-
1527	term marketing plans for the requested voluntary contribution
1528	and a financial analysis outlining the anticipated revenues and
1529	the planned expenditures of the revenues to be derived from the
1530	voluntary contribution.
1531
1532	The information required under this subsection must be submitted
1533	to the department at least 90 days before the convening of the
1534	next regular session of the Legislature.
1535	(3)  The department must include any voluntary
1536	contributions approved by the Legislature on the motor vehicle
1537	application form when the form is reprinted by the agency in
1538	accordance with s. 320.02(18).
1539	(4)
1540	(b)  The department is authorized to discontinue the
1541	voluntary contribution and distribution of associated proceeds
1542	if the organization no longer exists, if the organization has
1543	stopped providing services that are authorized to be funded from
1544	the voluntary contributions, or pursuant to an organizational
1545	recipient's request. Organizations are required to notify the
1546	department immediately to stop warrants for voluntary check-off
1547	contributions if any of the conditions in this subsection exist,
1548	and must meet the requirements of paragraph (5)(b) or paragraph
1549	(5)(c), if applicable, for any period of operation during the
1550	fiscal year.
1551	Section 33.  Subsections (7) and (8) of section 320.03,
1552	Florida Statutes, are amended to read:
1553	320.03  Registration; duties of tax collectors;
1554	International Registration Plan.-
1555	(7)  The Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles
1556	shall register apportionable apportioned motor vehicles under
1557	the provisions of the International Registration Plan. The
1558	department may adopt rules to implement and enforce the
1559	provisions of the plan.
1560	(8)  If the applicant's name appears on the list referred
1561	to in s. 316.1001(4), s. 316.1967(6), or s. 713.78(13), a
1562	license plate or revalidation sticker may not be issued until
1563	that person's name no longer appears on the list or until the
1564	person presents a receipt from the governmental entity or the
1565	clerk of court that provided the data showing that the fines
1566	outstanding have been paid. This subsection does not apply to
1567	the owner of a leased vehicle if the vehicle is registered in
1568	the name of the lessee of the vehicle. The tax collector and the
1569	clerk of the court are each entitled to receive monthly, as
1570	costs for implementing and administering this subsection, 10
1571	percent of the civil penalties and fines recovered from such
1572	persons. As used in this subsection, the term "civil penalties
1573	and fines" does not include a wrecker operator's lien as
1574	described in s. 713.78(13). If the tax collector has private tag
1575	agents, such tag agents are entitled to receive a pro rata share
1576	of the amount paid to the tax collector, based upon the
1577	percentage of license plates and revalidation stickers issued by
1578	the tag agent compared to the total issued within the county.
1579	The authority of any private agent to issue license plates shall
1580	be revoked, after notice and a hearing as provided in chapter
1581	120, if he or she issues any license plate or revalidation
1582	sticker contrary to the provisions of this subsection. This
1583	section applies only to the annual renewal in the owner's birth
1584	month of a motor vehicle registration and does not apply to the
1585	transfer of a registration of a motor vehicle sold by a motor
1586	vehicle dealer licensed under this chapter, except for the
1587	transfer of registrations which is inclusive of the annual
1588	renewals. This section does not affect the issuance of the title
1589	to a motor vehicle, notwithstanding s. 319.23(8)(7)(b).
1590	Section 34.  Paragraph (b) of subsection (3) and subsection
1591	(5) of section 320.05, Florida Statutes, are amended to read:
1592	320.05  Records of the department; inspection procedure;
1593	lists and searches; fees.-
1594	(3)
1595	(b)  Fees therefor shall be charged and collected as
1596	follows:
1597	1.  For providing lists of motor vehicle or vessel records
1598	for the entire state, or any part or parts thereof, divided
1599	according to counties, a sum computed at a rate of not less than
1600	1 cent nor more than 5 cents per item.
1601	2.  For providing noncertified photographic copies of motor
1602	vehicle or vessel documents, $1 per page.
1603	3.  For providing noncertified photographic copies of
1604	micrographic records, $1 per page.
1605	4.  For providing certified copies of motor vehicle or
1606	vessel records, $3 per record.
1607	5.  For providing noncertified computer-generated printouts
1608	of motor vehicle or vessel records, 50 cents per record.
1609	6.  For providing certified computer-generated printouts of
1610	motor vehicle or vessel records, $3 per record.
1611	7.  For providing electronic access to motor vehicle,
1612	vessel, and mobile home registration data requested by tag,
1613	vehicle identification number, title number, or decal number, 50
1614	cents per item.
1615	8.  For providing electronic access to driver's license
1616	status report by name, sex, and date of birth or by driver
1617	license number, 50 cents per item.
1618	9.  For providing lists of licensed mobile home dealers and
1619	manufacturers and recreational vehicle dealers and
1620	manufacturers, $15 per list.
1621	10.  For providing lists of licensed motor vehicle dealers,
1622	$25 per list.
1623	11.  For each copy of a videotape record, $15 per tape.
1624	12.  For each copy of the Division of Motor Vehicles
1625	Procedures Manual, $25.
1626	(5)  The creation and maintenance of records by the
1627	Division of Motorist Services within the department and the
1628	Division of Motor Vehicles pursuant to this chapter shall not be
1629	regarded as law enforcement functions of agency recordkeeping.
1630	Section 35.  Paragraph (d) is added to subsection (1) of
1631	section 320.06, Florida Statutes, to read:
1632	320.06  Registration certificates, license plates, and
1633	validation stickers generally.-
1634	(1)
1635	(d)  The department may conduct a pilot program to evaluate
1636	designs, concepts, and technologies for alternative license
1637	plate technologies. The pilot program shall investigate the
1638	feasibility and use of alternative license plate technologies
1639	and shall be limited to license plates that are used on
1640	government-owned motor vehicles, as defined in s. 320.0655.
1641	Government license plates in the pilot program are exempt from
1642	current license plate requirements in paragraph (3)(a).
1643	Section 36.  Section 320.061, Florida Statutes, is amended
1644	to read:
1645	320.061  Unlawful to alter motor vehicle registration
1646	certificates, temporary license plates, license plates, mobile
1647	home stickers, or validation stickers or to obscure license
1648	plates; penalty.-No person shall alter the original appearance
1649	of any registration license plate, temporary license plate,
1650	mobile home sticker, validation sticker, or vehicle registration
1651	certificate issued for and assigned to any motor vehicle or
1652	mobile home, whether by mutilation, alteration, defacement, or
1653	change of color or in any other manner. No person shall apply or
1654	attach any substance, reflective matter, illuminated device,
1655	spray, coating, covering, or other material onto or around any
1656	license plate that interferes with the legibility, angular
1657	visibility, or detectability of any feature or detail on the
1658	license plate or interferes with the ability to record any
1659	feature or detail on the license plate. Any person who violates
1660	this section commits a noncriminal traffic infraction,
1661	punishable as a moving violation as provided in chapter 318.
1662	Section 37.  Subsection (1) of section 320.071, Florida
1663	Statutes, is amended to read:
1664	320.071  Advance registration renewal; procedures.-
1665	(1)(a)  The owner of any motor vehicle or mobile home
1666	currently registered in this state may file an application for
1667	renewal of registration with the department, or its authorized
1668	agent in the county wherein the owner resides, any time during
1669	the 3 months preceding the date of expiration of the
1670	registration period. The registration period may not exceed 27
1671	months.
1672	(b)  The owner of any apportionable apportioned motor
1673	vehicle currently registered in this state under the provisions
1674	of the International Registration Plan may file an application
1675	for renewal of registration with the department any time during
1676	the 3 months preceding the date of expiration of the
1677	registration period.
1678	Section 38.  Subsections (1) and (3) of section 320.0715,
1679	Florida Statutes, are amended to read:
1680	320.0715  International Registration Plan; motor carrier
1681	services; permits; retention of records.-
1682	(1)  All apportionable commercial motor vehicles domiciled
1683	in this state and engaged in interstate commerce shall be
1684	registered in accordance with the provisions of the
1685	International Registration Plan and shall display apportioned
1686	license plates.
1687	(3)(a)  If the department is unable to immediately issue
1688	the apportioned license plate to an applicant currently
1689	registered in this state under the International Registration
1690	Plan or to a vehicle currently titled in this state, the
1691	department or its designated agent is authorized to issue a 60-
1692	day temporary operational permit. The department or agent of the
1693	department shall charge a $3 fee and the service charge
1694	authorized by s. 320.04 for each temporary operational permit it
1695	issues.
1696	(b)  The department shall in no event issue a temporary
1697	operational permit for any apportionable commercial motor
1698	vehicle to any applicant until the applicant has shown that:
1699	1.  All sales or use taxes due on the registration of the
1700	vehicle are paid; and
1701	2.  Insurance requirements have been met in accordance with
1702	ss. 320.02(5) and 627.7415.
1703	(c)  Issuance of a temporary operational permit provides
1704	commercial motor vehicle registration privileges in each
1705	International Registration Plan member jurisdiction designated
1706	on said permit and therefore requires payment of all applicable
1707	registration fees and taxes due for that period of registration.
1708	(d)  Application for permanent registration must be made to
1709	the department within 10 days following from issuance of a
1710	temporary operational permit. Failure to file an application
1711	within this 10-day period may result in cancellation of the
1712	temporary operational permit.
1713	Section 39.  Paragraph (d) of subsection (5) of section
1714	320.08, Florida Statutes, is amended to read:
1715	320.08  License taxes.-Except as otherwise provided herein,
1716	there are hereby levied and imposed annual license taxes for the
1717	operation of motor vehicles, mopeds, motorized bicycles as
1718	defined in s. 316.003(2), tri-vehicles as defined in s. 316.003,
1719	and mobile homes, as defined in s. 320.01, which shall be paid
1720	to and collected by the department or its agent upon the
1721	registration or renewal of registration of the following:
1722	(5)  SEMITRAILERS, FEES ACCORDING TO GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT;
1723	SCHOOL BUSES; SPECIAL PURPOSE VEHICLES.-
1724	(d)  A wrecker, as defined in s. 320.01(40), which is used
1725	to tow a vessel as defined in s. 327.02(39), a disabled,
1726	abandoned, stolen-recovered, or impounded motor vehicle as
1727	defined in s. 320.01(38), or a replacement motor vehicle as
1728	defined in s. 320.01(39): $41 flat, of which $11 shall be
1729	deposited into the General Revenue Fund.
1730	Section 40.  Paragraph (e) of subsection (4) of section
1731	320.08068, Florida Statutes, is amended to read:
1732	320.08068  Motorcycle specialty license plates.-
1733	(4)  A license plate annual use fee of $20 shall be
1734	collected for each motorcycle specialty license plate. Annual
1735	use fees shall be distributed to The Able Trust as custodial
1736	agent. The Able Trust may retain a maximum of 10 percent of the
1737	proceeds from the sale of the license plate for administrative
1738	costs. The Able Trust shall distribute the remaining funds as
1739	follows:
1740	(e)  Twenty percent to the Florida Association of Centers
1741	for Independent Living to be used to leverage additional funding
1742	and new sources of revenue for the centers for independent
1743	living in this state.
1744	Section 41.  Subsection (1) of section 320.0847, Florida
1745	Statutes, is amended to read:
1746	320.0847  Mini truck and low-speed vehicle license plates.-
1747	(1)  The department shall issue a license plate to the
1748	owner or lessee of any vehicle registered as a low-speed vehicle
1749	as defined in s. 320.01(42) or a mini truck as defined in s.
1750	320.01(45) upon payment of the appropriate license taxes and
1751	fees prescribed in s. 320.08.
1752	Section 42.  Subsection (4) of section 320.0848, Florida
1753	Statutes, is amended to read:
1754	320.0848  Persons who have disabilities; issuance of
1755	disabled parking permits; temporary permits; permits for certain
1756	providers of transportation services to persons who have
1757	disabilities.-
1758	(4)  From the proceeds of the temporary disabled parking
1759	permit fees:
1760	(a)  The Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles
1761	must receive $3.50 for each temporary permit, to be deposited
1762	into the Highway Safety Operating Trust Fund and used for
1763	implementing the real-time disabled parking permit database and
1764	for administering the disabled parking permit program.
1765	(b)  The tax collector, for processing, must receive $2.50
1766	for each temporary permit.
1767	(c)  The remainder must be distributed monthly as follows:
1768	1.  To the Florida Endowment Foundation for Vocational
1769	Rehabilitation, known as "The Able Trust," Florida Governor's
1770	Alliance for the Employment of Disabled Citizens for the purpose
1771	of improving employment and training opportunities for persons
1772	who have disabilities, with special emphasis on removing
1773	transportation barriers, $4. These fees must be directly
1774	deposited into the Florida Endowment Foundation for Vocational
1775	Rehabilitation as established in s. 413.615 Transportation
1776	Disadvantaged Trust Fund for transfer to the Florida Governor's
1777	Alliance for Employment of Disabled Citizens.
1778	2.  To the Transportation Disadvantaged Trust Fund to be
1779	used for funding matching grants to counties for the purpose of
1780	improving transportation of persons who have disabilities, $5.
1781	Section 43.  Effective October 1, 2011, subsection (1) of
1782	section 320.089, Florida Statutes, is amended to read:
1783	320.089  Members of National Guard and active United States
1784	Armed Forces reservists; former prisoners of war; survivors of
1785	Pearl Harbor; Purple Heart medal recipients; Operation Iraqi
1786	Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom Veterans; Combat Infantry
1787	Badge recipients; special license plates; fee.-
1788	(1)(a)  Each owner or lessee of an automobile or truck for
1789	private use or recreational vehicle as specified in s.
1790	320.08(9)(c) or (d), which is not used for hire or commercial
1791	use, who is a resident of the state and an active or retired
1792	member of the Florida National Guard, a survivor of the attack
1793	on Pearl Harbor, a recipient of the Purple Heart medal, or an
1794	active or retired member of any branch of the United States
1795	Armed Forces Reserve, or a recipient of the Combat Infantry
1796	Badge shall, upon application to the department, accompanied by
1797	proof of active membership or retired status in the Florida
1798	National Guard, proof of membership in the Pearl Harbor
1799	Survivors Association or proof of active military duty in Pearl
1800	Harbor on December 7, 1941, proof of being a Purple Heart medal
1801	recipient, or proof of active or retired membership in any
1802	branch of the Armed Forces Reserve, or proof of membership in
1803	the Combat Infantrymen's Association, Inc., or other proof of
1804	being a recipient of the Combat Infantry Badge, and upon payment
1805	of the license tax for the vehicle as provided in s. 320.08, be
1806	issued a license plate as provided by s. 320.06, upon which, in
1807	lieu of the serial numbers prescribed by s. 320.06, shall be
1808	stamped the words "National Guard," "Pearl Harbor Survivor,"
1809	"Combat-wounded veteran," or "U.S. Reserve," or "Combat Infantry
1810	Badge," as appropriate, followed by the serial number of the
1811	license plate. Additionally, the Purple Heart plate may have the
1812	words "Purple Heart" stamped on the plate and the likeness of
1813	the Purple Heart medal appearing on the plate.
1814	(b)  Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the
1815	contrary, beginning with fiscal year 2002-2003 and annually
1816	thereafter, the first $100,000 in general revenue generated from
1817	the sale of license plates issued under this section shall be
1818	deposited into the Grants and Donations Trust Fund, as described
1819	in s. 296.38(2), to be used for the purposes established by law
1820	for that trust fund. Any additional general revenue generated
1821	from the sale of such plates shall be deposited into the State
1822	Homes for Veterans Trust Fund and used solely to construct,
1823	operate, and maintain domiciliary and nursing homes for
1824	veterans, subject to the requirements of chapter 216.
1825	(c)  Notwithstanding any provisions of law to the contrary,
1826	an applicant for a Pearl Harbor Survivor license plate or a
1827	Purple Heart license plate who also qualifies for a disabled
1828	veteran's license plate under s. 320.084 shall be issued the
1829	appropriate special license plate without payment of the license
1830	tax imposed by s. 320.08.
1831	Section 44.  Subsection (3) of section 320.27, Florida
1832	Statutes, is amended to read:
1833	320.27  Motor vehicle dealers.-
1834	(3)  APPLICATION AND FEE.-The application for the license
1835	shall be in such form as may be prescribed by the department and
1836	shall be subject to such rules with respect thereto as may be so
1837	prescribed by it. Such application shall be verified by oath or
1838	affirmation and shall contain a full statement of the name and
1839	birth date of the person or persons applying therefor; the name
1840	of the firm or copartnership, with the names and places of
1841	residence of all members thereof, if such applicant is a firm or
1842	copartnership; the names and places of residence of the
1843	principal officers, if the applicant is a body corporate or
1844	other artificial body; the name of the state under whose laws
1845	the corporation is organized; the present and former place or
1846	places of residence of the applicant; and prior business in
1847	which the applicant has been engaged and the location thereof.
1848	Such application shall describe the exact location of the place
1849	of business and shall state whether the place of business is
1850	owned by the applicant and when acquired, or, if leased, a true
1851	copy of the lease shall be attached to the application. The
1852	applicant shall certify that the location provides an adequately
1853	equipped office and is not a residence; that the location
1854	affords sufficient unoccupied space upon and within which
1855	adequately to store all motor vehicles offered and displayed for
1856	sale; and that the location is a suitable place where the
1857	applicant can in good faith carry on such business and keep and
1858	maintain books, records, and files necessary to conduct such
1859	business, which will be available at all reasonable hours to
1860	inspection by the department or any of its inspectors or other
1861	employees. The applicant shall certify that the business of a
1862	motor vehicle dealer is the principal business which shall be
1863	conducted at that location. Such application shall contain a
1864	statement that the applicant is either franchised by a
1865	manufacturer of motor vehicles, in which case the name of each
1866	motor vehicle that the applicant is franchised to sell shall be
1867	included, or an independent (nonfranchised) motor vehicle
1868	dealer. Such application shall contain such other relevant
1869	information as may be required by the department, including
1870	evidence that the applicant is insured under a garage liability
1871	insurance policy or a general liability insurance policy coupled
1872	with a business automobile policy, which shall include, at a
1873	minimum, $25,000 combined single-limit liability coverage
1874	including bodily injury and property damage protection and
1875	$10,000 personal injury protection. A salvage motor vehicle
1876	dealer as defined in subparagraph (1)(c)5. is exempt from the
1877	requirements for garage liability insurance and personal injury
1878	protection. Franchise dealers must submit a garage liability
1879	insurance policy, and all other dealers must submit a garage
1880	liability insurance policy or a general liability insurance
1881	policy coupled with a business automobile policy. Such policy
1882	shall be for the license period, and evidence of a new or
1883	continued policy shall be delivered to the department at the
1884	beginning of each license period. Upon making initial
1885	application, the applicant shall pay to the department a fee of
1886	$300 in addition to any other fees now required by law; upon
1887	making a subsequent renewal application, the applicant shall pay
1888	to the department a fee of $75 in addition to any other fees now
1889	required by law. Upon making an application for a change of
1890	location, the person shall pay a fee of $50 in addition to any
1891	other fees now required by law. The department shall, in the
1892	case of every application for initial licensure, verify whether
1893	certain facts set forth in the application are true. Each
1894	applicant, general partner in the case of a partnership, or
1895	corporate officer and director in the case of a corporate
1896	applicant, must file a set of fingerprints with the department
1897	for the purpose of determining any prior criminal record or any
1898	outstanding warrants. The department shall submit the
1899	fingerprints to the Department of Law Enforcement for state
1900	processing and forwarding to the Federal Bureau of Investigation
1901	for federal processing. The actual cost of state and federal
1902	processing shall be borne by the applicant and is in addition to
1903	the fee for licensure. The department may issue a license to an
1904	applicant pending the results of the fingerprint investigation,
1905	which license is fully revocable if the department subsequently
1906	determines that any facts set forth in the application are not
1907	true or correctly represented.
1908	Section 45.  Paragraphs (a) and (b) of subsection (2) of
1909	section 320.275, Florida Statutes, are amended to read:
1910	320.275  Automobile Dealers Industry Advisory Board.-
1911	(2)  MEMBERSHIP, TERMS, MEETINGS.-
1912	(a)  The board shall be composed of 12 members. The
1913	executive director of the Department of Highway Safety and Motor
1914	Vehicles shall appoint the members from names submitted by the
1915	entities for the designated categories the member will
1916	represent. The executive director shall appoint one
1917	representative of the Department of Highway Safety and Motor
1918	Vehicles, who must represent the Division of Motor Vehicles; two
1919	representatives of the independent motor vehicle industry as
1920	recommended by the Florida Independent Automobile Dealers
1921	Association; two representatives of the franchise motor vehicle
1922	industry as recommended by the Florida Automobile Dealers
1923	Association; one representative of the auction motor vehicle
1924	industry who is from an auction chain and is recommended by a
1925	group affiliated with the National Auto Auction Association; one
1926	representative of the auction motor vehicle industry who is from
1927	an independent auction and is recommended by a group affiliated
1928	with the National Auto Auction Association; one representative
1929	from the Department of Revenue; a Florida tax collector
1930	representative recommended by the Florida Tax Collectors
1931	Association; one representative from the Better Business Bureau;
1932	one representative from the Department of Agriculture and
1933	Consumer Services, who must represent the Division of Consumer
1934	Services; and one representative of the insurance industry who
1935	writes motor vehicle dealer surety bonds.
1936	(b)1.  The executive director shall appoint the following
1937	initial members to 1-year terms: one representative from the
1938	motor vehicle auction industry who represents an auction chain,
1939	one representative from the independent motor vehicle industry,
1940	one representative from the franchise motor vehicle industry,
1941	one representative from the Department of Revenue, one Florida
1942	tax collector, and one representative from the Better Business
1943	Bureau.
1944	2.  The executive director shall appoint the following
1945	initial members to 2-year terms: one representative from the
1946	motor vehicle auction industry who represents an independent
1947	auction, one representative from the independent motor vehicle
1948	industry, one representative from the franchise motor vehicle
1949	industry, one representative from the Division of Consumer
1950	Services, one representative from the insurance industry, and
1951	one representative from the department Division of Motor
1952	Vehicles.
1953	3.  As the initial terms expire, the executive director
1954	shall appoint successors from the same designated category for
1955	terms of 2 years. If renominated, a member may succeed himself
1956	or herself.
1957	4.  The board shall appoint a chair and vice chair at its
1958	initial meeting and every 2 years thereafter.
1959	Section 46.  Subsection (1) of section 320.771, Florida
1960	Statutes, is amended to read:
1961	320.771  License required of recreational vehicle dealers.-
1962	(1)  DEFINITIONS.-As used in this section:
1963	(a)  "Dealer" means any person engaged in the business of
1964	buying, selling, or dealing in recreational vehicles or offering
1965	or displaying recreational vehicles for sale. The term "dealer"
1966	includes a recreational vehicle broker. Any person who buys,
1967	sells, deals in, or offers or displays for sale, or who acts as
1968	the agent for the sale of, one or more recreational vehicles in
1969	any 12-month period shall be prima facie presumed to be a
1970	dealer. The terms "selling" and "sale" include lease-purchase
1971	transactions. The term "dealer" does not include banks, credit
1972	unions, and finance companies that acquire recreational vehicles
1973	as an incident to their regular business and does not include
1974	mobile home rental and leasing companies that sell recreational
1975	vehicles to dealers licensed under this section. A licensed
1976	dealer may transact business in recreational vehicles with a
1977	motor vehicle auction as defined in s. 320.27(1)(c)4. Further, a
1978	licensed dealer may, at retail or wholesale, sell a motor
1979	vehicle, as described in s. 320.01(1)(a), acquired in exchange
1980	for the sale of a recreational vehicle, if such acquisition is
1981	incidental to the principal business of being a recreational
1982	vehicle dealer. However, a recreational vehicle dealer may not
1983	buy a motor vehicle for the purpose of resale unless licensed as
1984	a motor vehicle dealer pursuant to s. 320.27.
1985	(b)  "Recreational vehicle broker" means any person who is
1986	engaged in the business of offering to procure or procuring used
1987	recreational vehicles for the general public; who holds himself
1988	or herself out through solicitation, advertisement, or otherwise
1989	as one who offers to procure or procures used recreational
1990	vehicles for the general public; or who acts as the agent or
1991	intermediary on behalf of the owner or seller of a used
1992	recreational vehicle which is for sale or who assists or
1993	represents the seller in finding a buyer for the recreational
1994	vehicle.
1995	(c)  For the purposes of this section, the term
1996	"recreational vehicle" does not include any camping trailer, as
1997	defined in s. 320.01(1)(b)2.
1998	(d)  A dealer may apply for a certificate of title to a
1999	recreational vehicle required to be registered under s.
2000	320.08(9) using a manufacturer's statement of origin as
2001	permitted by s. 319.23(1) only if such dealer is authorized by a
2002	manufacturer/dealer agreement as defined in s. 320.3202(8) on
2003	file with the department to buy, sell, or deal in that
2004	particular line-make of recreational vehicle and is authorized
2005	by such agreement to perform delivery and preparation
2006	obligations and warranty defect adjustments on that line-make.
2007	Section 47.  Section 320.95, Florida Statutes, is amended
2008	to read:
2009	320.95  Transactions by electronic or telephonic means.-
2010	(1)  The department may is authorized to accept any
2011	application provided for under this chapter by electronic or
2012	telephonic means.
2013	(2)  The department may collect and use electronic mail
2014	addresses for the purpose of providing renewal notices in lieu
2015	of the United States Postal Service.
2016	Section 48.  Section 321.02, Florida Statutes, is amended
2017	to read:
2018	321.02  Powers and duties of department, highway patrol.-
2019	The director of the Division of Highway Patrol of the Department
2020	of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles shall be designated the
2021	Colonel also be the commander of the Florida Highway Patrol. The
2022	said department shall set up and promulgate rules and
2023	regulations by which the personnel of the Florida Highway Patrol
2024	officers shall be examined, employed, trained, located,
2025	suspended, reduced in rank, discharged, recruited, paid and
2026	pensioned, subject to civil service provisions hereafter set
2027	out. The department may enter into contracts or agreements, with
2028	or without competitive bidding or procurement, to make
2029	available, on a fair, reasonable, nonexclusive, and
2030	nondiscriminatory basis, property and other structures under
2031	division control for the placement of new facilities by any
2032	wireless provider of mobile service as defined in 47 U.S.C. s.
2033	153(27) or s. 332(d), and any telecommunications company as
2034	defined in s. 364.02 when it is determined to be practical and
2035	feasible to make such property or other structures available.
2036	The department may, without adopting a rule, charge a just,
2037	reasonable, and nondiscriminatory fee for placement of the
2038	facilities, payable annually, based on the fair market value of
2039	space used by comparable communications facilities in the state.
2040	The department and a wireless provider or telecommunications
2041	company may negotiate the reduction or elimination of a fee in
2042	consideration of services provided to the division by the
2043	wireless provider or the telecommunications company. All such
2044	fees collected by the department shall be deposited directly
2045	into the State Agency Law Enforcement Radio System Trust Fund,
2046	and may be used to construct, maintain, or support the system.
2047	The department is further specifically authorized to purchase,
2048	sell, trade, rent, lease and maintain all necessary equipment,
2049	uniforms, motor vehicles, communication systems, housing
2050	facilities, office space, and perform any other acts necessary
2051	for the proper administration and enforcement of this chapter.
2052	However, all supplies and equipment consisting of single items
2053	or in lots shall be purchased under the requirements of s.
2054	287.057. Purchases shall be made by accepting the bid of the
2055	lowest responsive bidder, the right being reserved to reject all
2056	bids. The department shall prescribe a distinctive uniform and
2057	distinctive emblem to be worn by all officers of the Florida
2058	Highway Patrol. It shall be unlawful for any other person or
2059	persons to wear a similar uniform or emblem, or any part or
2060	parts thereof. The department shall also prescribe distinctive
2061	colors for use on motor vehicles and motorcycles operated by the
2062	Florida Highway Patrol. The prescribed colors shall be referred
2063	to as "Florida Highway Patrol black and tan."
2064	Section 49.  Subsection (3) of section 322.02, Florida
2065	Statutes, is amended to read:
2066	322.02  Legislative intent; administration.-
2067	(3)  The department shall employ a director, who is charged
2068	with the duty of serving as the executive officer of the
2069	Division of Motorist Services within Driver Licenses of the
2070	department insofar as the administration of this chapter is
2071	concerned. He or she shall be subject to the supervision and
2072	direction of the department, and his or her official actions and
2073	decisions as executive officer shall be conclusive unless the
2074	same are superseded or reversed by the department or by a court
2075	of competent jurisdiction.
2076	Section 50.  Subsection (1) of section 322.04, Florida
2077	Statutes, is amended to read:
2078	322.04  Persons exempt from obtaining driver's license.-
2079	(1)  The following persons are exempt from obtaining a
2080	driver's license:
2081	(a)  Any employee of the United States Government, while
2082	operating a noncommercial motor vehicle owned by or leased to
2083	the United States Government and being operated on official
2084	business.
2085	(b)  Any person while driving or operating any road
2086	machine, farm tractor, or implement of husbandry temporarily
2087	operated or moved on a highway.
2088	(c)  A nonresident who is at least 16 years of age and who
2089	has in his or her immediate possession a valid noncommercial
2090	driver's license issued to the nonresident in his or her home
2091	state or country, may operate a motor vehicle of the type for
2092	which a Class E driver's license is required in this state if he
2093	or she has in their immediate possession:
2094	1.  A valid noncommercial driver's license issued in his or
2095	her name from another state or territory of the United States;
2096	or
2097	2.  An International Driving Permit issued in his or her
2098	name in their country of residence and a valid license issued in
2099	that country.
2100	(d)  A nonresident who is at least 18 years of age and who
2101	has in his or her immediate possession a valid noncommercial
2102	driver's license issued to the nonresident in his or her home
2103	state or country may operate a motor vehicle, other than a
2104	commercial motor vehicle, in this state.
2105	(d)(e)  Any person operating a golf cart, as defined in s.
2106	320.01, which is operated in accordance with the provisions of
2107	s. 316.212.
2108	Section 51.  Paragraph (a) of subsection (1) of section
2109	322.051, Florida Statutes, is amended to read:
2110	322.051  Identification cards.-
2111	(1)  Any person who is 5 years of age or older, or any
2112	person who has a disability, regardless of age, who applies for
2113	a disabled parking permit under s. 320.0848, may be issued an
2114	identification card by the department upon completion of an
2115	application and payment of an application fee.
2116	(a)  Each such application shall include the following
2117	information regarding the applicant:
2118	1.  Full name (first, middle or maiden, and last), gender,
2119	proof of social security card number satisfactory to the
2120	department, county of residence, mailing address, proof of
2121	residential address satisfactory to the department, country of
2122	birth, and a brief description.
2123	2.  Proof of birth date satisfactory to the department.
2124	3.  Proof of identity satisfactory to the department. Such
2125	proof must include one of the following documents issued to the
2126	applicant:
2127	a.  A driver's license record or identification card record
2128	from another jurisdiction that required the applicant to submit
2129	a document for identification which is substantially similar to
2130	a document required under sub-subparagraph b., sub-subparagraph
2131	c., sub-subparagraph d., sub-subparagraph e., sub-subparagraph
2132	f., sub-subparagraph g., or sub-subparagraph h.;
2133	b.  A certified copy of a United States birth certificate;
2134	c.  A valid, unexpired United States passport;
2135	d.  A naturalization certificate issued by the United
2136	States Department of Homeland Security;
2137	e.  A valid, unexpired alien registration receipt card
2138	(green card);
2139	f.  A Consular Report of Birth Abroad provided by the
2140	United States Department of State;
2141	g.  An unexpired employment authorization card issued by
2142	the United States Department of Homeland Security; or
2143	h.  Proof of nonimmigrant classification provided by the
2144	United States Department of Homeland Security, for an original
2145	identification card. In order to prove such nonimmigrant
2146	classification, applicants must provide at least one of may
2147	produce but are not limited to the following documents, and, in
2148	addition, the department may require applicants to produce
2149	United States Department of Homeland Security documents for the
2150	sole purpose of establishing the maintenance of or efforts to
2151	maintain continuous lawful presence:
2152	(I)  A notice of hearing from an immigration court
2153	scheduling a hearing on any proceeding.
2154	(II)  A notice from the Board of Immigration Appeals
2155	acknowledging pendency of an appeal.
2156	(III)  Notice of the approval of an application for
2157	adjustment of status issued by the United States Bureau of
2158	Citizenship and Immigration Services.
2159	(IV)  Any official documentation confirming the filing of a
2160	petition for asylum or refugee status or any other relief issued
2161	by the United States Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration
2162	Services.
2163	(V)  Notice of action transferring any pending matter from
2164	another jurisdiction to Florida, issued by the United States
2165	Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services.
2166	(VI)  Order of an immigration judge or immigration officer
2167	granting any relief that authorizes the alien to live and work
2168	in the United States including, but not limited to asylum.
2169	(VII)  Evidence that an application is pending for
2170	adjustment of status to that of an alien lawfully admitted for
2171	permanent residence in the United States or conditional
2172	permanent resident status in the United States, if a visa number
2173	is available having a current priority date for processing by
2174	the United States Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration
2175	Services.
2176	(VIII)  On or after January 1, 2010, an unexpired foreign
2177	passport with an unexpired United States Visa affixed,
2178	accompanied by an approved I-94, documenting the most recent
2179	admittance into the United States.
2180
2181	An identification card issued based on documents required
2182	Presentation of any of the documents described in sub-
2183	subparagraph g. or sub-subparagraph h. is valid entitles the
2184	applicant to an identification card for a period not to exceed
2185	the expiration date of the document presented or 1 year,
2186	whichever first occurs.
2187	Section 52.  Subsection (4) of section 322.058, Florida
2188	Statutes, is amended to read:
2189	322.058  Suspension of driving privileges due to support
2190	delinquency; reinstatement.-
2191	(4)  This section applies only to the annual renewal in the
2192	owner's birth month of a motor vehicle registration and does not
2193	apply to the transfer of a registration of a motor vehicle sold
2194	by a motor vehicle dealer licensed under chapter 320, except for
2195	the transfer of registrations which is inclusive of the annual
2196	renewals. This section does not affect the issuance of the title
2197	to a motor vehicle, notwithstanding s. 319.23(8)(7)(b).
2198	Section 53.  Section 322.065, Florida Statutes, is amended
2199	to read:
2200	322.065  Driver's license expired for 6 4 months or less;
2201	penalties.-Any person whose driver's license has been expired
2202	for 6 4 months or less and who drives a motor vehicle upon the
2203	highways of this state commits is guilty of an infraction and is
2204	subject to the penalty provided in s. 318.18.
2205	Section 54.  Subsection (3) of section 322.07, Florida
2206	Statutes, is amended to read:
2207	322.07  Instruction permits and temporary licenses.-
2208	(3)  Any person who, except for his or her lack of
2209	instruction in operating a commercial motor vehicle, would
2210	otherwise be qualified to obtain a commercial driver's license
2211	under this chapter, may apply for a temporary commercial
2212	instruction permit. The department shall issue such a permit
2213	entitling the applicant, while having the permit in his or her
2214	immediate possession, to drive a commercial motor vehicle on the
2215	highways, provided that:
2216	(a)  The applicant possesses a valid Florida driver's
2217	license issued in any state; and
2218	(b)  The applicant, while operating a commercial motor
2219	vehicle, is accompanied by a licensed driver who is 21 years of
2220	age or older, who is licensed to operate the class of vehicle
2221	being operated, and who is actually occupying the closest seat
2222	to the right of the driver.
2223	Section 55.  Subsection (2) of section 322.08, Florida
2224	Statutes, is amended, paragraphs (o) and (p) are added to
2225	subsection (7), and subsections (8) and (9) are added to that
2226	section, to read:
2227	322.08  Application for license; requirements for license
2228	and identification card forms.-
2229	(2)  Each such application shall include the following
2230	information regarding the applicant:
2231	(a)  Full name (first, middle or maiden, and last), gender,
2232	proof of social security card number satisfactory to the
2233	department, county of residence, mailing address, proof of
2234	residential address satisfactory to the department, country of
2235	birth, and a brief description.
2236	(b)  Proof of birth date satisfactory to the department.
2237	(c)  Proof of identity satisfactory to the department. Such
2238	proof must include one of the following documents issued to the
2239	applicant:
2240	1.  A driver's license record or identification card record
2241	from another jurisdiction that required the applicant to submit
2242	a document for identification which is substantially similar to
2243	a document required under subparagraph 2., subparagraph 3.,
2244	subparagraph 4., subparagraph 5., subparagraph 6., subparagraph
2245	7., or subparagraph 8.;
2246	2.  A certified copy of a United States birth certificate;
2247	3.  A valid, unexpired United States passport;
2248	4.  A naturalization certificate issued by the United
2249	States Department of Homeland Security;
2250	5.  A valid, unexpired alien registration receipt card
2251	(green card);
2252	6.  A Consular Report of Birth Abroad provided by the
2253	United States Department of State;
2254	7.  An unexpired employment authorization card issued by
2255	the United States Department of Homeland Security; or
2256	8.  Proof of nonimmigrant classification provided by the
2257	United States Department of Homeland Security, for an original
2258	driver's license. In order to prove nonimmigrant classification,
2259	an applicant must provide at least one of the following
2260	documents, and, in addition, the department may require
2261	applicants to produce United States Department of Homeland
2262	Security documents for the sole purpose of establishing the
2263	maintenance of or efforts to maintain continuous lawful presence
2264	may produce the following documents, including, but not limited
2265	to:
2266	a.  A notice of hearing from an immigration court
2267	scheduling a hearing on any proceeding.
2268	b.  A notice from the Board of Immigration Appeals
2269	acknowledging pendency of an appeal.
2270	c.  A notice of the approval of an application for
2271	adjustment of status issued by the United States Bureau of
2272	Citizenship and Immigration Services.
2273	d.  Any official documentation confirming the filing of a
2274	petition for asylum or refugee status or any other relief issued
2275	by the United States Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration
2276	Services.
2277	e.  A notice of action transferring any pending matter from
2278	another jurisdiction to this state issued by the United States
2279	Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services.
2280	f.  An order of an immigration judge or immigration officer
2281	granting any relief that authorizes the alien to live and work
2282	in the United States, including, but not limited to, asylum.
2283	g.  Evidence that an application is pending for adjustment
2284	of status to that of an alien lawfully admitted for permanent
2285	residence in the United States or conditional permanent resident
2286	status in the United States, if a visa number is available
2287	having a current priority date for processing by the United
2288	States Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services.
2289	h.  On or after January 1, 2010, an unexpired foreign
2290	passport with an unexpired United States Visa affixed,
2291	accompanied by an approved I-94, documenting the most recent
2292	admittance into the United States.
2293
2294	A driver's license or temporary permit issued based on documents
2295	required Presentation of any of the documents in subparagraph 7.
2296	or subparagraph 8. is valid entitles the applicant to a driver's
2297	license or temporary permit for a period not to exceed the
2298	expiration date of the document presented or 1 year, whichever
2299	occurs first.
2300	(d)  Whether the applicant has previously been licensed to
2301	drive, and, if so, when and by what state, and whether any such
2302	license or driving privilege has ever been disqualified,
2303	revoked, or suspended, or whether an application has ever been
2304	refused, and, if so, the date of and reason for such
2305	disqualification, suspension, revocation, or refusal.
2306	(e)  Each such application may include fingerprints and
2307	other unique biometric means of identity.
2308	(7)  The application form for an original, renewal, or
2309	replacement driver's license or identification card shall
2310	include language permitting the following:
2311	(o)  A voluntary contribution of $1 per applicant for
2312	Autism Services and Supports. Such contributions must be
2313	transferred by the department each month to the Achievement and
2314	Rehabilitation Centers, Inc., Autism Services Fund.
2315	(p)  A voluntary contribution of $1 per applicant to
2316	Support Our Troops, which shall be distributed monthly to
2317	Support Our Troops, Inc., a Florida not-for-profit organization.
2318
2319	A statement providing an explanation of the purpose of the trust
2320	funds shall also be included. For the purpose of applying the
2321	service charge provided in s. 215.20, contributions received
2322	under paragraphs (b)-(n) are not income of a revenue nature.
2323	(8)  Notwithstanding subsection (7), the department and its
2324	authorized agents shall provide a complete list of voluntary
2325	contributions authorized by law to customers applying for a
2326	license or identification card or renewal of a license or
2327	identification card. The renewal application form must include
2328	either a complete list of all authorized voluntary contributions
2329	or the department's website address which provides a complete
2330	list and information on all authorized voluntary contributions.
2331	The department or authorized agent may include on the renewal
2332	forms a complete list of authorized voluntary contributions and
2333	the department's website address. Customers renewing a license
2334	or identification card at either an agent's office or a
2335	department office shall be provided information on voluntary
2336	contribution options.
2337	(9)  The department may collect and use electronic mail
2338	addresses for the purpose of providing renewal notices in lieu
2339	of the United State Postal Service.
2340	Section 56.  Paragraph (b) of subsection (1) and subsection
2341	(3) of section 322.081, Florida Statutes, are amended to read:
2342	322.081  Requests to establish voluntary contribution
2343	checkoff on driver's license application.-
2344	(1)  An organization that seeks authorization to establish
2345	a voluntary contribution on a driver's license application must
2346	submit to the department:
2347	(b)  An application fee, not to exceed $10,000 to defray
2348	the department's cost for reviewing the application and
2349	developing the voluntary contribution checkoff or website, if
2350	authorized. State funds may not be used to pay the application
2351	fee.
2352
2353	The information required under this subsection must be submitted
2354	to the department at least 90 days before the convening of the
2355	next regular session of the Legislature.
2356	(3)  The department must include any voluntary
2357	contributions approved by the Legislature on the driver's
2358	license application form in accordance with s. 322.08(8) when
2359	the form is reprinted by the agency.
2360	Section 57.  Subsection (1) of section 322.095, Florida
2361	Statutes, is amended to read:
2362	322.095  Traffic law and substance abuse education program
2363	for driver's license applicants.-
2364	(1)  The Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles
2365	must approve traffic law and substance abuse education courses
2366	that must be completed by applicants for a Florida driver's
2367	license. The curricula for the courses must provide instruction
2368	on the physiological and psychological consequences of the abuse
2369	of alcohol and other drugs, the societal and economic costs of
2370	alcohol and drug abuse, the effects of alcohol and drug abuse on
2371	the driver of a motor vehicle, the dangers of driving while
2372	distracted, which must specifically include the use of
2373	technology while driving, and the laws of this state relating to
2374	the operation of a motor vehicle. All instructors teaching the
2375	courses shall be certified by the department.
2376	Section 58.  Subsection (5) of section 322.12, Florida
2377	Statutes, is amended to read:
2378	322.12  Examination of applicants.-
2379	(5)(a)  The department shall formulate a separate
2380	examination for applicants for licenses to operate motorcycles.
2381	Any applicant for a driver's license who wishes to operate a
2382	motorcycle, and who is otherwise qualified, must successfully
2383	complete such an examination, which is in addition to the
2384	examination administered under subsection (3). The examination
2385	must test the applicant's knowledge of the operation of a
2386	motorcycle and of any traffic laws specifically relating thereto
2387	and must include an actual demonstration of his or her ability
2388	to exercise ordinary and reasonable control in the operation of
2389	a motorcycle. Any applicant who fails to pass the initial
2390	knowledge examination will incur a $5 fee for each subsequent
2391	examination, to be deposited into the Highway Safety Operating
2392	Trust Fund. Any applicant who fails to pass the initial skills
2393	examination will incur a $10 fee for each subsequent
2394	examination, to be deposited into the Highway Safety Operating
2395	Trust Fund. In the formulation of the examination, the
2396	department shall consider the use of the Motorcycle Operator
2397	Skills Test and the Motorcycle in Traffic Test offered by the
2398	Motorcycle Safety Foundation. The department shall indicate on
2399	the license of any person who successfully completes the
2400	examination that the licensee is authorized to operate a
2401	motorcycle. If the applicant wishes to be licensed to operate a
2402	motorcycle only, he or she need not take the skill or road test
2403	required under subsection (3) for the operation of a motor
2404	vehicle, and the department shall indicate such a limitation on
2405	his or her license as a restriction. Every first-time applicant
2406	for licensure to operate a motorcycle must provide proof of
2407	completion of a motorcycle safety course, as provided for in s.
2408	322.0255, which shall include a final examination before the
2409	applicant may be licensed to operate a motorcycle. The
2410	department shall indicate on the license of any person who
2411	successfully completes the course that the licensee is
2412	authorized to operate a motorcycle. If the applicant wishes to
2413	be licensed to operate a motorcycle only, he or she need not
2414	take the skills or road test required under subsection (3) for
2415	the operation of a motor vehicle, and the department shall
2416	indicate such a limitation on his or her license as a
2417	restriction.
2418	(b)  The department may exempt any applicant from the
2419	examination provided in this subsection if the applicant
2420	presents a certificate showing successful completion of a course
2421	approved by the department, which course includes a similar
2422	examination of the knowledge and skill of the applicant in the
2423	operation of a motorcycle.
2424	Section 59.  Subsection (5) of section 322.121, Florida
2425	Statutes, is amended to read:
2426	322.121  Periodic reexamination of all drivers.-
2427	(5)  Members of the Armed Forces, or their dependents
2428	residing with them, shall be granted an automatic extension for
2429	the expiration of their Class E licenses without reexamination
2430	while serving on active duty outside this state. This extension
2431	is valid for 90 days after the member of the Armed Forces is
2432	either discharged or returns to this state to live.
2433	Section 60.  Paragraph (a) of subsection (1) of section
2434	322.14, Florida Statutes, is amended to read:
2435	322.14  Licenses issued to drivers.-
2436	(1)(a)  The department shall, upon successful completion of
2437	all required examinations and payment of the required fee, issue
2438	to every applicant qualifying therefor, a driver's license as
2439	applied for, which license shall bear thereon a color photograph
2440	or digital image of the licensee; the name of the state; a
2441	distinguishing number assigned to the licensee; and the
2442	licensee's full name, date of birth, and residence address; a
2443	brief description of the licensee, including, but not limited
2444	to, the licensee's gender and height; and the dates of issuance
2445	and expiration of the license. A space shall be provided upon
2446	which the licensee shall affix his or her usual signature. No
2447	license shall be valid until it has been so signed by the
2448	licensee except that the signature of said licensee shall not be
2449	required if it appears thereon in facsimile or if the licensee
2450	is not present within the state at the time of issuance.
2451	Applicants qualifying to receive a Class A, Class B, or Class C
2452	driver's license must appear in person within the state for
2453	issuance of a color photographic or digital imaged driver's
2454	license pursuant to s. 322.142.
2455	Section 61.  Subsection (2) of section 322.19, Florida
2456	Statutes, is amended to read:
2457	322.19  Change of address or name.-
2458	(2)  Whenever any person, after applying for or receiving a
2459	driver's license, changes the legal residence or mailing address
2460	in the application or license, the person must, within 10
2461	calendar days, obtain a replacement license that reflects the
2462	change. A written request to the department must include the old
2463	and new addresses and the driver's license number. Persons with
2464	a valid, current student identification card issued by an
2465	educational institution in this state are presumed not to have
2466	changed their legal residence or mailing address. Nothing in
2467	this provision shall affect any person required to register a
2468	permanent or temporary address change pursuant to s. 775.13, s.
2469	775.21, s. 775.25, or s. 943.0435.
2470	Section 62.  Subsections (9), (10), (13), (14), and (16) of
2471	section 322.20, Florida Statutes, are amended to read:
2472	322.20  Records of the department; fees; destruction of
2473	records.-
2474	(9)  The department may, upon application, furnish to any
2475	person, from its the records of the Division of Driver Licenses,
2476	a list of the names, addresses, and birth dates of the licensed
2477	drivers of the entire state or any portion thereof by age group.
2478	In addition, the department may furnish to the courts, for the
2479	purpose of establishing jury selection lists, the names,
2480	addresses, and birth dates of the persons of the entire state or
2481	any portion thereof by age group having identification cards
2482	issued by the department. Each person who requests such
2483	information shall pay a fee, set by the department, of 1 cent
2484	per name listed, except that the department shall furnish such
2485	information without charge to the courts for the purpose of jury
2486	selection or to any state agency or to any state attorney,
2487	sheriff, or chief of police. Such court, state agency, state
2488	attorney, or law enforcement agency may not sell, give away, or
2489	allow the copying of such information. Noncompliance with this
2490	prohibition shall authorize the department to charge the
2491	noncomplying court, state agency, state attorney, or law
2492	enforcement agency the appropriate fee for any subsequent lists
2493	requested. The department may adopt rules necessary to implement
2494	this subsection.
2495	(10)  The department Division of Driver Licenses is
2496	authorized, upon application of any person and payment of the
2497	proper fees, to search and to assist such person in the search
2498	of the records of the department and make reports thereof and to
2499	make photographic copies of the departmental records and
2500	attestations thereof.
2501	(13)  The department Division of Driver Licenses shall
2502	implement a system that allows either parent of a minor, or a
2503	guardian, or other responsible adult who signed a minor's
2504	application for a driver's license to have Internet access
2505	through a secure website to inspect the minor's driver history
2506	record. Internet access to driver history records granted to a
2507	minor's parents, guardian, or other responsible adult shall be
2508	furnished by the department at no fee and shall terminate when
2509	the minor attains 18 years of age.
2510	(14)  The department is authorized in accordance with
2511	chapter 257 to destroy reports, records, documents, papers, and
2512	correspondence in the department Division of Driver Licenses
2513	which are considered obsolete.
2514	(16)  The creation and maintenance of records by the
2515	Division of Motorist Services within the department and the
2516	Division of Driver Licenses pursuant to this chapter shall not
2517	be regarded as law enforcement functions of agency
2518	recordkeeping.
2519	Section 63.  Section 322.202, Florida Statutes, is amended
2520	to read:
2521	322.202  Admission of evidence obtained from the Division
2522	of Motorist Services Driver Licenses and the Division of Motor
2523	Vehicles.-
2524	(1)  The Legislature finds that the Division of Motorist
2525	Services Driver Licenses and the Division of Motor Vehicles of
2526	the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles is are not a
2527	law enforcement agency agencies. The Legislature also finds that
2528	the division is divisions are not an adjunct adjuncts of any law
2529	enforcement agency in that employees have no stake in particular
2530	prosecutions. The Legislature further finds that errors in
2531	records maintained by the Division of Motorist Services
2532	divisions are not within the collective knowledge of any law
2533	enforcement agency. The Legislature also finds that the mission
2534	missions of the Division of Motorist Services Driver Licenses,
2535	the Division of Motor Vehicles, and the Department of Highway
2536	Safety and Motor Vehicles provides provide a sufficient
2537	incentive to maintain records in a current and correct fashion.
2538	(2)  The Legislature finds that the purpose of the
2539	exclusionary rule is to deter misconduct on the part of law
2540	enforcement officers and law enforcement agencies.
2541	(3)  The Legislature finds that the application of the
2542	exclusionary rule to cases where a law enforcement officer
2543	effects an arrest based on objectively reasonable reliance on
2544	information obtained from the division divisions is repugnant to
2545	the purposes of the exclusionary rule and contrary to the
2546	decisions of the United States Supreme Court in Arizona v.
2547	Evans, 514 U.S. 1 (1995) and United States v. Leon, 468 U.S. 897
2548	(1984).
2549	(4)  In any case where a law enforcement officer effects an
2550	arrest based on objectively reasonable reliance on information
2551	obtained from the division divisions, evidence found pursuant to
2552	such an arrest shall not be suppressed by application of the
2553	exclusionary rule on the grounds that the arrest is subsequently
2554	determined to be unlawful due to erroneous information obtained
2555	from the divisions.
2556	Section 64.  Subsections (2) and (4) of section 322.21,
2557	Florida Statutes, are amended to read:
2558	322.21  License fees; procedure for handling and collecting
2559	fees.-
2560	(2)  It is the duty of the director of the Division of
2561	Motorist Services to provide Driver Licenses to set up a
2562	division in the department with the necessary personnel to
2563	perform the necessary clerical and routine work for the
2564	department in issuing and recording applications, licenses, and
2565	certificates of eligibility, including the receiving and
2566	accounting of all license funds and their payment into the State
2567	Treasury, and other incidental clerical work connected with the
2568	administration of this chapter. The department may use such
2569	electronic, mechanical, or other devices as necessary to
2570	accomplish the purposes of this chapter.
2571	(4)  If the department determines from its records or is
2572	otherwise satisfied that the holder of a license about to expire
2573	is entitled to have it renewed, the department shall mail a
2574	renewal notice to the licensee at his or her last known address,
2575	at least within 30 days before the licensee's birthday. The
2576	licensee may shall be issued a renewal license, after
2577	reexamination, if required, during the 30 days immediately
2578	preceding his or her birthday upon presenting a renewal notice,
2579	his or her current license, and the fee for renewal to the
2580	department at any driver's license examining office. A driver
2581	may renew his or her driver's license up to 18 months prior to
2582	the license expiration date.
2583	Section 65.  Subsection (1) of section 322.22, Florida
2584	Statutes, is amended to read:
2585	322.22  Authority of department to cancel license.-
2586	(1)  The department is authorized to cancel any driver's
2587	license, upon determining that the licensee is was not entitled
2588	to the license issuance thereof, or that the licensee failed to
2589	give the required or correct information in his or her
2590	application or committed any fraud in making such application,
2591	or that the licensee has two or more licenses on file with the
2592	department, each in a different name but bearing the photograph
2593	of the licensee, unless the licensee has complied with the
2594	requirements of this chapter in obtaining the licenses. The
2595	department may cancel any driver's license, identification card,
2596	vehicle or vessel registration, or fuel-use decal if the
2597	licensee fails to pay the correct fee or pays for the driver's
2598	license, identification card, vehicle or vessel registration, or
2599	fuel-use decal; pays any tax liability, penalty, or interest
2600	specified in chapter 207; or pays any administrative,
2601	delinquency, or reinstatement fee by a dishonored check.
2602	Section 66.  Subsection (6) of section 322.2615, Florida
2603	Statutes, is amended to read:
2604	322.2615  Suspension of license; right to review.-
2605	(6)(a)  If the person whose license was suspended requests
2606	a formal review, the department must schedule a hearing to be
2607	held within 30 days after such request is received by the
2608	department and must notify the person of the date, time, and
2609	place of the hearing.
2610	(b)  Such formal review hearing shall be held before a
2611	hearing officer designated employed by the department, and the
2612	hearing officer shall be authorized to administer oaths, examine
2613	witnesses and take testimony, receive relevant evidence, issue
2614	subpoenas for the officers and witnesses identified in documents
2615	in subsection (2), regulate the course and conduct of the
2616	hearing, question witnesses, and make a ruling on the
2617	suspension. The party requesting the presence of a witness shall
2618	be responsible for the payment of any witness fees and for
2619	notifying in writing the state attorney's office in the
2620	appropriate circuit of the issuance of the subpoena. If the
2621	person who requests a formal review hearing fails to appear and
2622	the hearing officer finds such failure to be without just cause,
2623	the right to a formal hearing is waived and the suspension shall
2624	be sustained.
2625	(c)  A party may seek enforcement of a subpoena under
2626	paragraph (b) by:
2627	1.  Filing a motion for enforcement of a subpoena in the
2628	related criminal case, if any; or
2629	2.  Filing a petition for enforcement in the circuit court
2630	of the judicial circuit in which the person failing to comply
2631	with the subpoena resides. A failure to comply with an order of
2632	the court shall result in a finding of contempt of court.
2633	However, a person is not in contempt while a subpoena is being
2634	challenged.
2635	(d)  The department must, within 7 working days after a
2636	formal review hearing, send notice to the person of the hearing
2637	officer's decision as to whether sufficient cause exists to
2638	sustain, amend, or invalidate the suspension.
2639	Section 67.  Subsection (12) is added to section 322.34,
2640	Florida Statutes, to read:
2641	322.34  Driving while license suspended, revoked, canceled,
2642	or disqualified.-
2643	(1)  Except as provided in subsection (2), any person whose
2644	driver's license or driving privilege has been canceled,
2645	suspended, or revoked, except a "habitual traffic offender" as
2646	defined in s. 322.264, who drives a vehicle upon the highways of
2647	this state while such license or privilege is canceled,
2648	suspended, or revoked is guilty of a moving violation,
2649	punishable as provided in chapter 318.
2650	(12)  A person who commits a moving violation as provided
2651	in subsection (1) shall not have his or her motor vehicle
2652	impounded or immobilized.
2653	Section 68.  Subsection (2) of section 322.53, Florida
2654	Statutes, is amended to read:
2655	322.53  License required; exemptions.-
2656	(2)  The following persons are exempt from the requirement
2657	to obtain a commercial driver's license:
2658	(a)  Drivers of authorized emergency vehicles.
2659	(b)  Military personnel driving vehicles operated for
2660	military purposes.
2661	(c)  Farmers transporting agricultural products, farm
2662	supplies, or farm machinery to or from their farms within 150
2663	miles of their farm if the vehicle operated under this exemption
2664	is not used in the operations of a common or contract motor
2665	carrier, or transporting agricultural products to or from the
2666	first place of storage or processing or directly to or from
2667	market, within 150 miles of their farm.
2668	(d)  Drivers of recreational vehicles, as defined in s.
2669	320.01.
2670	(e)  Drivers who operate straight trucks, as defined in s.
2671	316.003, which that are exclusively transporting their own
2672	tangible personal property that which is not for sale or hire,
2673	and the vehicles are not used in commerce.
2674	(f)  An employee of a publicly owned transit system who is
2675	limited to moving vehicles for maintenance or parking purposes
2676	exclusively within the restricted-access confines of a transit
2677	system's property.
2678	Section 69.  Subsection (5) is added to section 322.54,
2679	Florida Statutes, to read:
2680	322.54  Classification.-
2681	(5)  The required driver's license classification of any
2682	person operating a commercial motor vehicle that has no gross
2683	vehicle weight rating plate or no vehicle identification number
2684	shall be determined by the actual weight of the vehicle.
2685	Section 70.  Section 322.58, Florida Statutes, is repealed.
2686	Section 71.  Section 322.59, Florida Statutes, is amended
2687	to read:
2688	322.59  Possession of medical examiner's certificate.-
2689	(1)  The department shall not issue a commercial driver's
2690	license to any person who is required by the laws of this state
2691	or by federal law to possess a medical examiner's certificate,
2692	unless such person provides presents a valid certificate, as
2693	described in 49 C.F.R. s. 383.71 prior to licensure.
2694	(2)  The department shall disqualify a driver from
2695	operating a commercial motor vehicle if that driver holds a
2696	commercial driver's license and fails to comply with the medical
2697	certification requirements described in 49 C.F.R. s. 383.71.
2698	(2)  This section does not expand the requirements as to
2699	who must possess a medical examiner's certificate.
2700	Section 72.  Subsection (5) of section 322.61, Florida
2701	Statutes, is amended to read:
2702	322.61  Disqualification from operating a commercial motor
2703	vehicle.-
2704	(5)  Any person who is convicted of two violations
2705	specified in subsection (3) which were committed while operating
2706	a commercial motor vehicle, or any combination thereof, arising
2707	in separate incidents shall be permanently disqualified from
2708	operating a commercial motor vehicle. Any holder of a commercial
2709	driver's license who is convicted of two violations specified in
2710	subsection (3), which were committed while operating any a
2711	noncommercial motor vehicle, or any combination thereof, arising
2712	in separate incidents shall be permanently disqualified from
2713	operating a commercial motor vehicle. The penalty provided in
2714	this subsection is in addition to any other applicable penalty.
2715	Section 73.  Subsections (1), (4), (7), (8), and (11) of
2716	section 322.64, Florida Statutes, are amended to read:
2717	322.64  Holder of commercial driver's license; persons
2718	operating a commercial motor vehicle; driving with unlawful
2719	blood-alcohol level; refusal to submit to breath, urine, or
2720	blood test.-
2721	(1)(a)  A law enforcement officer or correctional officer
2722	shall, on behalf of the department, disqualify from operating
2723	any commercial motor vehicle a person who while operating or in
2724	actual physical control of a commercial motor vehicle is
2725	arrested for a violation of s. 316.193, relating to unlawful
2726	blood-alcohol level or breath-alcohol level, or a person who has
2727	refused to submit to a breath, urine, or blood test authorized
2728	by s. 322.63 or s. 316.1932 arising out of the operation or
2729	actual physical control of a commercial motor vehicle. A law
2730	enforcement officer or correctional officer shall, on behalf of
2731	the department, disqualify the holder of a commercial driver's
2732	license from operating any commercial motor vehicle if the
2733	licenseholder, while operating or in actual physical control of
2734	a motor vehicle, is arrested for a violation of s. 316.193,
2735	relating to unlawful blood-alcohol level or breath-alcohol
2736	level, or refused to submit to a breath, urine, or blood test
2737	authorized by s. 322.63 or s. 316.1932. Upon disqualification of
2738	the person, the officer shall take the person's driver's license
2739	and issue the person a 10-day temporary permit for the operation
2740	of noncommercial vehicles only if the person is otherwise
2741	eligible for the driving privilege and shall issue the person a
2742	notice of disqualification. If the person has been given a
2743	blood, breath, or urine test, the results of which are not
2744	available to the officer at the time of the arrest, the agency
2745	employing the officer shall transmit such results to the
2746	department within 5 days after receipt of the results. If the
2747	department then determines that the person had a blood-alcohol
2748	level or breath-alcohol level of 0.08 or higher, the department
2749	shall disqualify the person from operating a commercial motor
2750	vehicle pursuant to subsection (3).
2751	(b)  For purposes of determining the period of
2752	disqualification described in 49 C.F.R. s. 383.51,
2753	disqualifications listed in paragraph (a) shall be treated as
2754	convictions.
2755	(c)(b)  The disqualification under paragraph (a) shall be
2756	pursuant to, and the notice of disqualification shall inform the
2757	driver of, the following:
2758	1.a.  The driver refused to submit to a lawful breath,
2759	blood, or urine test and he or she is disqualified from
2760	operating a commercial motor vehicle for the time period
2761	specified in 49 C.F.R. s. 383.51 a period of 1 year, for a first
2762	refusal, or permanently, if he or she has previously been
2763	disqualified under this section; or
2764	b.  The driver had an unlawful blood-alcohol or breath-
2765	alcohol level of 0.08 or higher while driving or in actual
2766	physical control of a commercial motor vehicle, or any motor
2767	vehicle if the driver holds a commercial driver license, and is
2768	disqualified for the time period specified in 49 C.F.R. s.
2769	383.51. The driver was driving or in actual physical control of
2770	a commercial motor vehicle, or any motor vehicle if the driver
2771	holds a commercial driver's license, had an unlawful blood-
2772	alcohol level or breath-alcohol level of 0.08 or higher, and his
2773	or her driving privilege shall be disqualified for a period of 1
2774	year for a first offense or permanently disqualified if his or
2775	her driving privilege has been previously disqualified under
2776	this section.
2777	2.  The disqualification period for operating commercial
2778	vehicles shall commence on the date of issuance of the notice of
2779	disqualification.
2780	3.  The driver may request a formal or informal review of
2781	the disqualification by the department within 10 days after the
2782	date of issuance of the notice of disqualification.
2783	4.  The temporary permit issued at the time of
2784	disqualification expires at midnight of the 10th day following
2785	the date of disqualification.
2786	5.  The driver may submit to the department any materials
2787	relevant to the disqualification.
2788	(4)  If the person disqualified requests an informal review
2789	pursuant to subparagraph (1)(c)(b)3., the department shall
2790	conduct the informal review by a hearing officer employed by the
2791	department. Such informal review hearing shall consist solely of
2792	an examination by the department of the materials submitted by a
2793	law enforcement officer or correctional officer and by the
2794	person disqualified, and the presence of an officer or witness
2795	is not required.
2796	(7)  In a formal review hearing under subsection (6) or an
2797	informal review hearing under subsection (4), the hearing
2798	officer shall determine by a preponderance of the evidence
2799	whether sufficient cause exists to sustain, amend, or invalidate
2800	the disqualification. The scope of the review shall be limited
2801	to the following issues:
2802	(a)  If the person was disqualified from operating a
2803	commercial motor vehicle for driving with an unlawful blood-
2804	alcohol level:
2805	1.  Whether the arresting law enforcement officer had
2806	probable cause to believe that the person was driving or in
2807	actual physical control of a commercial motor vehicle, or any
2808	motor vehicle if the driver holds a commercial driver's license,
2809	in this state while he or she had any alcohol, chemical
2810	substances, or controlled substances in his or her body.
2811	2.  Whether the person had an unlawful blood-alcohol level
2812	or breath-alcohol level of 0.08 or higher.
2813	(b)  If the person was disqualified from operating a
2814	commercial motor vehicle for refusal to submit to a breath,
2815	blood, or urine test:
2816	1.  Whether the law enforcement officer had probable cause
2817	to believe that the person was driving or in actual physical
2818	control of a commercial motor vehicle, or any motor vehicle if
2819	the driver holds a commercial driver's license, in this state
2820	while he or she had any alcohol, chemical substances, or
2821	controlled substances in his or her body.
2822	2.  Whether the person refused to submit to the test after
2823	being requested to do so by a law enforcement officer or
2824	correctional officer.
2825	3.  Whether the person was told that if he or she refused
2826	to submit to such test he or she would be disqualified from
2827	operating a commercial motor vehicle for a period of 1 year or,
2828	if previously disqualified under this section, permanently.
2829	(8)  Based on the determination of the hearing officer
2830	pursuant to subsection (7) for both informal hearings under
2831	subsection (4) and formal hearings under subsection (6), the
2832	department shall:
2833	(a)  sustain the disqualification for the time period
2834	described in 49 C.F.R. s. 383.51 a period of 1 year for a first
2835	refusal, or permanently if such person has been previously
2836	disqualified from operating a commercial motor vehicle under
2837	this section. The disqualification period commences on the date
2838	of the issuance of the notice of disqualification.
2839	(b)  Sustain the disqualification:
2840	1.  For a period of 1 year if the person was driving or in
2841	actual physical control of a commercial motor vehicle, or any
2842	motor vehicle if the driver holds a commercial driver's license,
2843	and had an unlawful blood-alcohol level or breath-alcohol level
2844	of 0.08 or higher; or
2845	2.  Permanently if the person has been previously
2846	disqualified from operating a commercial motor vehicle under
2847	this section or his or her driving privilege has been previously
2848	suspended for driving or being in actual physical control of a
2849	commercial motor vehicle, or any motor vehicle if the driver
2850	holds a commercial driver's license, and had an unlawful blood-
2851	alcohol level or breath-alcohol level of 0.08 or higher.
2852
2853	The disqualification period commences on the date of the
2854	issuance of the notice of disqualification.
2855	(11)  The formal review hearing may be conducted upon a
2856	review of the reports of a law enforcement officer or a
2857	correctional officer, including documents relating to the
2858	administration of a breath test or blood test or the refusal to
2859	take a breath, blood, or urine either test. However, as provided
2860	in subsection (6), the driver may subpoena the officer or any
2861	person who administered or analyzed a breath or blood test.
2862	Section 74.  Section 328.30, Florida Statutes, is amended
2863	to read:
2864	328.30  Transactions by electronic or telephonic means.-
2865	(1)  The department may is authorized to accept any
2866	application provided for under this chapter by electronic or
2867	telephonic means.
2868	(2)  The department may issue an electronic certificate of
2869	title in lieu of printing a paper title.
2870	(3)  The department may collect and use electronic mail
2871	addresses for the purpose of providing renewal notices in lieu
2872	of the United States Postal Service.
2873	Section 75.  Subsection (17) of section 328.72, Florida
2874	Statutes, is renumbered as subsection (18) and a new subsection
2875	(17) is added to that section to read:
2876	328.72  Classification; registration; fees and charges;
2877	surcharge; disposition of fees; fines; marine turtle stickers.-
2878	(17)  Notwithstanding subsection (11), the department and
2879	the tax collectors acting as agents for the department shall
2880	provide a complete list of voluntary contributions authorized by
2881	law to customers applying for registration or renewal
2882	registration. The renewal application forms must include either
2883	a complete list of all authorized voluntary contributions or the
2884	department's website address which provides a complete list and
2885	information on all authorized voluntary contributions. The
2886	department or a tax collector may include on the renewal forms a
2887	complete list of authorized voluntary contributions and the
2888	department's website address. Customers renewing a registration
2889	at either a tax collector's office or a department office shall
2890	be provided information on voluntary contribution options.
2891	Section 76.  Subsection (2) of section 413.012, Florida
2892	Statutes, is amended to read:
2893	413.012  Confidential records disclosure prohibited;
2894	exemptions.-
2895	(2)  It is unlawful for any person to disclose, authorize
2896	the disclosure, solicit, receive, or make use of any list of
2897	names and addresses or any record containing any information set
2898	forth in subsection (1) and maintained in the division. The
2899	prohibition provided for in this subsection shall not apply to
2900	the use of such information for purposes directly connected with
2901	the administration of the vocational rehabilitation program or
2902	with the monthly dispatch to the Division of Driver Licenses of
2903	the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles of the name
2904	in full, place and date of birth, sex, social security number,
2905	and resident address of individuals with central visual acuity
2906	20/200 or less in the better eye with correcting glasses, or a
2907	disqualifying field defect in which the peripheral field has
2908	contracted to such an extent that the widest diameter or visual
2909	field subtends an angular distance no greater than 20 degrees.
2910	When requested in writing by an applicant or client, or her or
2911	his representative, the Division of Blind Services shall release
2912	confidential information to the applicant or client or her or
2913	his representative.
2914	Section 77.  Paragraph (f) of subsection (13) of section
2915	713.78, Florida Statutes, is amended to read:
2916	713.78  Liens for recovering, towing, or storing vehicles
2917	and vessels.-
2918	(13)
2919	(f)  This subsection applies only to the annual renewal in
2920	the registered owner's birth month of a motor vehicle
2921	registration and does not apply to the transfer of a
2922	registration of a motor vehicle sold by a motor vehicle dealer
2923	licensed under chapter 320, except for the transfer of
2924	registrations which is inclusive of the annual renewals. This
2925	subsection does not apply to any vehicle registered in the name
2926	of the lessor. This subsection does not affect the issuance of
2927	the title to a motor vehicle, notwithstanding s.
2928	319.23(8)(7)(b).
2929	Section 78.  (1)  This section may be cited as the "To
2930	Inform Families First Act."
2931	(2)  The Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles is
2932	encouraged to educate the law enforcement community and the
2933	general public about the importance of making certain that
2934	drivers are aware of and use the Emergency Contact Information
2935	program, established by the department. The department shall
2936	provide signs for the driver license offices to advertise the
2937	program. This voluntary program allows each driver the
2938	opportunity to register the names of up to two individuals as
2939	the person he or she would want to be contacted if he or she is
2940	involved in a crash.
2941	Section 79.  Except as otherwise expressly provided in this
2942	act, this act shall take effect July 1, 2011.

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