AN ACT relating to motor vehicle inspectors.

Amends KRS 70.030 to allow a sheriff to appoint nonsworn special inspectors solely to perform motor vehicle inspections; amends KRS 186A.115 to allow sheriffs to appoint up to two employees of a motor vehicle dealer licensed under KRS Chapter 190 and doing business in the sheriff’s county as special inspectors solely to complete inspections of motor vehicles to be sold by that dealer if the motor vehicle dealer is a new motor vehicle dealer or…

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This bill changes how sheriffs can appoint special inspectors to conduct motor vehicle inspections, and sets new fee amounts sheriffs may collect depending on whether a dealership has its own appointed inspector. It also requires the state Transportation Cabinet to create an electronic inspection form, protects certified inspector numbers from public records requests, and makes it a misdemeanor to share or a felony to sell those numbers. Who it may affect: car dealerships and their employees, county sheriffs, and individuals seeking motor vehicle inspections.

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