2013-2014 Session
Change SessionHouse Committee on Transportation (Room 43)
The House Committee on Transportation considers matters relating to all transportation companies and corporations subject to the regulation of the Public Service Board, and all air and surface transportation, including its registration and regulation and the licensing of its operations and the construction and maintenance of its thoroughfares and the regulation of the users thereof.
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Meeting Record
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
- 2:30 PM
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S.314 - An act relating to miscellaneous amendments to laws related to motor vehicles
Sections 17 (Diesel Fuel Sales Reporting) and 18 (Licensing and Bonding of Distributors)
- Joe Choquette, Lobbyist, Vermont Petroleum Association
- 2:40 PM
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S.314 - An act relating to miscellaneous amendments to laws related to motor vehicles
Proposed language regarding inspection of school buses
- Representative Bill Botzow, Sponsor, Pownal
- Representative Michael Marcotte, Sponsor, Town of Newport
- Helena Gardner, Legislative Counsel, Office of Legislative Council
- 3:00 PM
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S.314 - An act relating to miscellaneous amendments to laws related to motor vehicles
Section 10 (Maintenance of Financial Responsibility)
- James Feehan, Lobbyist, Property and Casualty Insurers Association of America
- 3:05 PM
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S.314 - An act relating to miscellaneous amendments to laws related to motor vehicles
Section 4 (Manner of Display) and Section 9 (Qualifications for Training School License)
- Glen Button, Enforcement and Safety Division Director, Department of Motor Vehicles
- Marty Dexter, Driver Training Coordinator, Department of Motor Vehicles
- 4:00 PM
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S.314 - An act relating to miscellaneous amendments to laws related to motor vehicles
Section 11 (Possession of License Certificate)
- Lieutenant Garry Scott, Traffic Safety Operations Unit, Vermont State Police
- 4:10 PM
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S.314 - An act relating to miscellaneous amendments to laws related to motor vehicles
proposed language regarding low-number registration plates, and an electric vehicle study
- Ryan McLaren, Assistant to the Commissioner, Department of Motor Vehicles
