Utah HB 323 ended the 2024 session without becoming law. On March 1, the Senate struck its enacting clause and returned it to the House, where the official record places it in the file for bills not passed.
The House had passed an amended substitute on February 21. That version proposed preventing the Motor Vehicle Division or Driver License Division from suspending or revoking a registration or license for the specified windshield or front-side transmission violations.
An earlier proposal to make front-side tint enforcement dependent on another suspected offense had already been deleted by the House floor amendment. The amended document still displays that language as struck out, an important detail when comparing summaries with the actual text.
The bill’s printed May 1, 2024 effective date therefore did not bring those proposals into force. This is a historical account of an unsuccessful measure, not a claim about the outcome of a particular stop or a complete account of Utah’s current enforcement rules.
Sources & reporting notes
- HB 323 status and action history, 2024 General Session Utah Legislature · Source dated March 1, 2024News date is the final recorded legislative action.
- HB 323 first substitute with House floor amendment Utah Legislature · Source dated February 21, 2024Page says House amendments incorporated February 21, 2024 at 12:16 p.m.
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