Florida Senate - 2014 SENATOR AMENDMENT
Bill No. CS/CS/HB 7005, 2nd Eng.
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LEGISLATIVE ACTION
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Floor: 12/AD/2R . Floor: SENA1/C
05/01/2014 02:57 PM . 05/02/2014 07:59 PM
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Senator Ring moved the following:
1 Senate Amendment (with title amendment)
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3 Between lines 1644 and 1645
4 insert:
5 Section 42. To ensure the safe and efficient operation of
6 this state’s roadways, a county or municipality must respond to
7 a request by a county or municipality to which it provides, by
8 agreement, traffic signal or traffic control device services
9 within 60 days after receiving such a request regarding the
10 evaluation, installation, operation, or maintenance of such
11 traffic signals or other traffic control devices.
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14 And the title is amended as follows:
15 Delete lines 2 - 208
16 and insert:
17 An act relating to transportation; amending s.
18 61.13016, F.S.; revising notification requirements
19 with respect to the suspension of the driver license
20 of a child support obligor; requiring delinquent child
21 support obligors to provide certain documentation
22 within a specified period in order to prevent the
23 suspension of his or her driver license; amending s.
24 316.003, F.S.; defining the terms “sanitation vehicle”
25 and “utility service vehicle” for purposes of the
26 Florida Uniform Traffic Control Law; creating s.
27 316.0778, F.S.; defining the term “automated license
28 plate recognition system”; requiring the Department of
29 State to consult with the Department of Law
30 Enforcement in establishing a retention schedule for
31 records generated by the use of an automated license
32 plate recognition system; amending s. 316.126, F.S.;
33 requiring a driver to change lanes when approaching a
34 sanitation or utility service vehicle performing a
35 service-related task on the roadside; amending s.
36 316.193, F.S.; authorizing the court to order the
37 placement of an ignition interlock device for certain
38 first-time offenders of driving under the influence;
39 authorizing the court to dismiss an order of
40 impoundment or immobilization as a result of driving
41 under the influence if the defendant provides proof to
42 the court of the installation of a functioning,
43 certified ignition interlock device; authorizing the
44 court to order sobriety and drug monitoring in
45 addition to specified ignition interlock device
46 requirements; defining terms; amending s. 316.1937,
47 F.S.; providing requirements for a person otherwise
48 required to have an installed ignition interlock
49 device to operate a leased motor vehicle in the course
50 and scope of employment without installation of such
51 device; amending s. 316.1938, F.S.; revising
52 requirements for certification of ignition interlock
53 devices; requiring contracts between the department
54 and ignition interlock device service providers;
55 providing contract requirements; requiring the
56 provider to maintain confidentiality under specified
57 provisions; providing for application of specified
58 provisions; amending s. 316.1975, F.S.; providing that
59 certain requirements for an unattended vehicle do not
60 apply to a vehicle that is started by remote control
61 under certain circumstances; amending s. 316.2126,
62 F.S.; revising the timeframe for the authorized use of
63 golf carts, low-speed vehicles, and utility vehicles
64 related to seasonal delivery personnel; amending s.
65 316.2952, F.S.; revising a provision exempting a
66 global position system device or similar satellite
67 receiver device from the prohibition of attachments on
68 windshields; amending s. 316.86, F.S.; revising
69 provisions relating to the operation of vehicles
70 equipped with autonomous technology on state roads for
71 testing purposes; authorizing certain research
72 organizations to operate such vehicles; deleting an
73 obsolete provision; amending s. 318.15, F.S.;
74 prohibiting the department from accepting the
75 resubmission of certain driver license suspensions;
76 amending s. 318.18, F.S.; providing for a clerk of
77 court to designate a local governmental entity for
78 disposition of certain parking citations; authorizing
79 such entity to retain the processing fee; amending s.
80 320.02, F.S.; requiring the department to withhold the
81 renewal of registration or replacement registration of
82 a motor vehicle identified in a notice submitted by a
83 lienor for failure to surrender the vehicle; providing
84 conditions under which a revalidation sticker or
85 replacement license plate may be issued; amending ss.
86 320.08056 and 320.08058, F.S.; revising the names of
87 certain specialty license plates; revising
88 distribution of revenue received from the sale of a
89 certain plate; revising requirements for the use of
90 specialty license plate annual use fees; defining the
91 term “administrative expenses”; amending s. 320.089,
92 F.S.; creating a new military-related special use
93 license plate that will be stamped with the word
94 “Veteran”; amending s. 320.08062, F.S.; revising audit
95 and attestation requirements for specialty license
96 plate organizations and the department; revising
97 procedures for discontinuance of revenue payments and
98 deauthorization of a plate; directing the department
99 to notify the Legislature within a certain timeframe
100 if an organization has failed to use revenue in
101 accordance with specified provisions; amending s.
102 320.083, F.S.; revising the requirements for a special
103 license plate for certain amateur radio operators;
104 amending s. 320.1316, F.S.; prohibiting the department
105 from issuing a license plate, revalidation sticker, or
106 replacement license plate for a vehicle, or a vessel
107 registration number or decal for a vessel, identified
108 in a notice from a lienor; requiring that a notice to
109 surrender a vehicle or vessel be signed under oath by
110 the lienor; authorizing a registered owner of a
111 vehicle or vessel to bring a civil action to dispute a
112 notice to surrender a vehicle or vessel or his or her
113 inclusion on the list of persons who may not be issued
114 a license plate, revalidation sticker, replacement
115 license plate, or vessel registration number or decal;
116 providing procedures for such a civil action;
117 providing for the award of attorney fees and costs;
118 amending s. 320.771, F.S.; requiring a licensed
119 recreational vehicle dealer who applies for a
120 supplemental license to hold certain off-premises
121 sales to notify the local department office of the
122 dates and location for such sales; specifying
123 requirements for licensed recreational vehicle dealers
124 to hold such sales; creating s. 322.032, F.S.;
125 requiring the department to begin to review and
126 prepare for the development of a system for issuing an
127 optional digital proof of driver license; authorizing
128 the department to contract with private entities to
129 develop the system; providing requirements for digital
130 proof of driver license; providing criminal penalties
131 for manufacturing or possessing a false digital proof
132 of driver license; amending s. 322.055, F.S.; reducing
133 the mandatory period of revocation or suspension of,
134 or delay in eligibility for, a driver license for
135 persons convicted of certain drug offenses; requiring
136 the court to make a determination as to whether a
137 restricted license would be appropriate for persons
138 convicted of certain drug offenses; amending s.
139 322.058, F.S.; requiring the department to reinstate
140 the driving privilege and allow registration of a
141 motor vehicle of a child support obligor upon receipt
142 of an affidavit containing specified information;
143 amending s. 322.059, F.S.; requiring the department to
144 invalidate the digital proof of driver license for a
145 person whose license or registration has been
146 suspended; amending s. 322.141, F.S.; revising
147 requirements for special markings on driver licenses
148 and state identification cards for persons designated
149 as sexual predators or subject to registration as
150 sexual offenders to include persons so designated or
151 subject to registration under the laws of another
152 jurisdiction; amending s. 322.143, F.S.; providing for
153 a first responder, emergency medical technician, or
154 other authorized health care practitioner to access
155 medical information through use of a person’s driver
156 license or identification card under certain
157 conditions; amending s. 322.15, F.S.; authorizing a
158 digital proof of driver license to be accepted in lieu
159 of a physical driver license; amending s. 322.27,
160 F.S.; providing for a clerk of court to remove a
161 habitual traffic offender designation if the offender
162 meets certain conditions; amending s. 322.2715, F.S.;
163 authorizing ignition interlock device installation for
164 at least 6 continuous months for a first offense of
165 driving under the influence; creating s. 322.276,
166 F.S.; authorizing the department to issue a driver
167 license to a person whose license is suspended or
168 revoked in another state under certain circumstances;
169 amending s. 323.002, F.S.; providing that an
170 unauthorized wrecker operator’s wrecker, tow truck, or
171 other motor vehicle used during certain offenses may
172 be immediately removed and impounded; requiring an
173 unauthorized wrecker operator to disclose in writing
174 to the owner or operator of a motor vehicle certain
175 information; requiring the unauthorized wrecker
176 operator to provide a copy of the disclosure to the
177 owner or operator in the presence of a law enforcement
178 officer if such officer is at the scene of a motor
179 vehicle accident; authorizing a law enforcement
180 officer from a local governmental agency or state law
181 enforcement agency to cause to be removed and
182 impounded from the scene of a wrecked or disabled
183 vehicle an unauthorized wrecker, tow truck, or other
184 motor vehicle; authorizing the authority that caused
185 the removal and impoundment to assess a cost recovery
186 fine; requiring a release form; requiring the wrecker,
187 tow truck, or other motor vehicle to remain impounded
188 until the fine is paid; providing the amounts for the
189 cost recovery fine for first and subsequent
190 violations; requiring the unauthorized wrecker
191 operator to pay the fees associated with the removal
192 and storage of the wrecker, tow truck, or other motor
193 vehicle; amending s. 526.141, F.S.; requiring self
194 service gasoline pumps to display an additional decal
195 containing specified information; requiring the
196 Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services to
197 confirm compliance by a specified date; providing for
198 preemption of local laws and regulations pertaining to
199 fueling assistance for certain motor vehicle
200 operators; amending s. 526.142, F.S.; providing for
201 preemption of local laws and regulations pertaining to
202 air and vacuum devices; amending s. 562.11, F.S.;
203 authorizing the court to direct the department to
204 issue a restricted driver license to certain persons;
205 amending s. 812.0155, F.S.; deleting a provision
206 requiring the suspension of the driver license of a
207 person adjudicated guilty of certain offenses;
208 authorizing the court to direct the department to
209 issue a restricted driver license to certain persons;
210 amending s. 832.09, F.S.; providing that the
211 suspension of a driver license of a person being
212 prosecuted for passing a worthless check is
213 discretionary; amending section 45 of chapter 2008
214 176, Laws of Florida; extending the prohibition of the
215 issuance of new specialty license plates; directing
216 the department to develop and present to the Governor
217 and the Legislature a plan that addresses certain
218 vehicle registration holds; directing the department
219 to conduct and submit to the Governor and the
220 Legislature a study on the effectiveness of ignition
221 interlock device use; providing for the use of revenue
222 received from the sale of certain specialty license
223 plates; requiring a county or municipality to respond
224 to certain requests from other counties or
225 municipalities within a specified timeframe; providing
226 an effective date.