Title 32 — MOTOR VEHICLES

32-1-1.1

Ord. 11-1 ), § 137, eff. Apr. 12, 2011. 32-1-2

32-1-3 Motor vehicle powers of Department of Revenue. 32-1-4

The Department of Revenue shall exercise the powers, and have charge of and perform functions, duties, and services with respect to the registration and licensing of motor vehicles and motor vehicle dealers, compensation for unusual use of the highways, motor vehicle titles, fina…

32-1-5 Bonded employees authorized to administer oaths--Fees prohibited. 32-1-6 County treasurer to remit collections to state. 32-1-7 Dealer information available to public. 32-1-8 Mailing fees--Review by Legislature. 32-1-9 Motor vehicle technology fee--Deposit. 32-1-1. Superse…

Any bonded employee of the Department of Revenue shall have the power to administer oaths for the purpose of the administration of the motor vehicle laws of this state and for other purposes of departmental administration of motor vehicle functions, and shall have the general pow…

Each county treasurer shall remit all revenues collected for the state under Title 32 to the state remittance center within the time frame established under chapter 4-3 . The secretary of revenue shall establish procedures for supervising the collection and reporting of the reven…

Information regarding dealers licensed pursuant to chapters 32-6B , 32-6C , 32-7A , and 32-7B shall be made available to the public by the department. The information shall include the dealership name, physical address, mailing address, telephone number, dealer license number, an…

Mailing fees in chapters 32-3A , 32-5 , 32-6B , 32-6C , 32-7A , 32-7B , 32-9 , and 32-10 shall be reviewed by the Legislature every four years. Source: SL 2023, ch 98 , § 10, eff. Mar. 14, 2023.

There is imposed an additional, nonrefundable motor vehicle technology fee on any transaction performed pursuant to chapters 32-3 , 32-3A , 32-5 , 32-9 , and 32-10 , which is subject to an existing fee. The additional fee is two dollars per transaction. Fees collected under this …