A state revolving loan program will finance local infrastructure projects, and fees from one of several new license plates will help support Nebraskans with developmental disabilities under measures advanced by the Transportation and Telecommunications Committee this session.
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An infrastructure development investment program will provide state loans for city and county transportation projects under a measure passed by lawmakers April 10.
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Fees from a new alternative license plate will help support Nebraskans with developmental disabilities under a state Department of Motor Vehicles cleanup measure passed April 10.
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A state Department of Motor Vehicles cleanup bill advanced to final reading March 31 after senators amended it to include a measure under which license plate fees would be used to support injured law enforcement personnel and Nebraskans with disabilities.
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Lawmakers gave first-round approval March 17 to a bill that would allow Nebraska cities and counties to apply for state loans to build transportation infrastructure projects.
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Senators passed a measure March 6 prohibiting rideshare companies from using dynamic pricing during a state of emergency that affects transportation.
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Lawmakers gave first-round approval March 5 to a state Department of Motor Vehicles cleanup bill after amending it to include several other transportation-related proposals.
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A bill on final reading that would prohibit rideshare companies from using dynamic pricing during a state of emergency was returned to select file Feb. 27 and amended to apply only when the emergency affects transportation.
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Lawmakers gave first-round approval Feb. 11 to a bill intended to give the governor more discretion over where rideshare companies are permitted to use dynamic pricing during a state of emergency.
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The Transportation and Telecommunications Committee heard testimony Feb. 9 on a measure intended to ensure certain RV dealers in Nebraska are treated fairly by manufacturers.
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A bill tripling the registration fee paid by owners of heavy commercial EVs received final approval from lawmakers Feb. 5.
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Nebraska cities and counties could apply for state loans to build transportation infrastructure projects under a bill heard Feb. 3 by the Transportation and Telecommunications Committee.
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New alternative license plates would honor women veterans and support University of Nebraska museums under bills heard Jan. 20 by the Transportation and Telecommunications Committee.
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A bill that would triple the registration fee paid by owners of heavy commercial EVs advanced from general file Jan. 14.
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Measures that increase driver record fees, modify the common carrier licensing process and allow the issuance of one license plate for each registered motor vehicle rather than two were among those considered by the Transportation and Telecommunications Committee this session.
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