Wyoming's transportation department must run a statewide vehicle registration and plate system by July 1, 2028, and county treasurers use it once it is activated.
The transportation department runs a statewide system for vehicle registrations and plates. It processes related requests and payments, and county treasurers use it for their registration duties.
The department may charge up to $5 for each transaction to help maintain and run the system. Counties cannot be charged, and the fee cannot be taken from money owed to others.
The transportation department implements and runs a statewide electronic system for vehicle registration and license plates. The system covers vehicle registrations and plate issuance statewide, including initial registrations, renewals, transfers, corrections, and replacements. County treasurers must use it for their related duties. The system must process registrations and related plate requests, calculate and accept specified fees and taxes, and exchange information with county systems so money can be balanced and distributed under law. The department may hire vendors to develop, implement, or administer the system. The department must implement and administer the system by July 1, 2028. County treasurers must use it once it is activated.
The department may charge a transaction fee of up to $5 for each transaction processed through the system. The fee applies to transactions processed through the statewide registration and plate system. The fee may cover the department's costs to maintain and administer the system. The department must notify each county treasurer in writing of the fee amount and start date before setting or changing a fee. The department may not charge counties or deduct the fee from money owed to others. Before setting or changing a fee, the department must notify each county treasurer in writing of the amount and start date.
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