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Vehicle insurance requirements are the focus of this bill, which changes when Utah drivers must carry liability insurance on their cars. Under current law, resident vehicle owners must maintain insurance if their vehicle is either driven on a highway or quasi-public road or simply registered in the state. This bill removes registration as a trigger for the insurance requirement, meaning owners would only need to maintain liability coverage when their vehicle is actually being operated on a highway or quasi-public road or parking area. As a result, someone who keeps a registered but unused vehicle — such as a car in storage — would no longer be required to carry insurance on it based solely on its registration status.