LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — A brand new invoice on the Nevada Legislature would permit the DMV to just accept digital license plates bought from an authorized vendor.
Democratic Assem. Howard Watts is sponsoring Meeting Invoice 296 (AB296), which might be the beginning of digital license and registration shows in Nevada. And it does not cease there.
AB296 would permit the DMV “to replicate the appearance of certain special license plates or personalized prestige license plates.” The plates could be able to displaying a banner that would present info similar to info on an Amber Alert.
There are limits. It could show solely info authorized by the DMV. A again plate is all that you’re going to want within the digital age.
Digital plates have already arrived in California.
AB296 additionally units up a pilot program by means of the top of 2026 that will permit the DMV to collect information on the mileage of sure autos registered within the state.
Different payments launched on the Nevada Legislature:
EMERGENCY MEDICAID: Senate Invoice 234 (SB234) would increase emergency Medicaid protection for people who find themselves within the nation illegally. The invoice supplies protection for emergency medical transport, emergency room remedy, some inpatient companies immediately associated to the emergency medical situation, some kidney illness/most cancers remedy and any follow-up remedies which are included within the emergency care. It excludes elective surgical procedure, preventive care, bodily/occupational/speech remedy, prosthetics, dental care, hospice care and substance use dysfunction care. It lists restrictions on prenatal care. SB234 is sponsored by seven Democrats, three from the Senate and 4 from the Meeting.
AGE VERIFICATION ONLINE: AB294 requires web sites and web companies which have materials dangerous to minors to make use of age verification programs to manage entry. Violations carry a $10,000 civil fantastic, and the invoice supplies for civil lawsuits. The invoice has bipartisan assist, sponsored by Democratic Assem. Elaine Marzola and Republican Assem. Toby Yurek.
