HB 194: AMEND MOTOR CARRIER LAW ACT

An Act Relating To Motor Carriers; Eliminating The Motor Carrier Exception From State Antitrust Laws; Eliminating The Requirement For A Certificate, Permit Or Tariff For Motor Carriers Of Household Goods; Limiting Protests And Streamlining The Filing Of Tariffs And Applications For Certificates And Permits By Motor Carriers Of Passengers Other Than Ambulances; Providing For The Transition Of Certain Motor Carrier Certificates; Amending, Repealing And Enacting Sections Of The Nmsa 1978

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AMEND MOTOR CARRIER LAW ACT

Legislative URL:

HB 194 on nmlegis.gov

Emergency Clause:

No

Germane:

N/A

Location:

Signed

Action:

[5] HBIC/HJC-HBIC [29] DNP-CS/DP-HJC [39] DP - PASSED/H (64-0) [40] SJC- DP [44] PASSED/S (36-0) SGND (Mar.29) Ch. 77.

Issue(s):

Transportation

Related Legislators

Bill Sponsor:

Thomas Taylor

Related Documents

Downloads:

Introduced
HBIC Committee Report
HBIC Committee Substitute
HJC Committee Report
Final House Vote
SJC Committee Report
Final Senate Vote
Fiscal Impact Report
Final Version

Summary

This bill is currently considered to have “no conservation impact (NCI).” Protect New Mexico does not provide a summary for bills that receive a NCI rating. A bill receives an NCI rating when it is viewed to be outside the scope of conservation bills but may be of interest from a political or nonprofit perspective. Bills may also receive a NCI rating if it has a title that sounds like it might involve conservation but in reality does not.

Outcome: HB 194 passed the House (64-0) and the Senate (36-0), and was signed into law on March 29th, 2013.

Updated 5/16/13