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Vehicle registration and titling fees in Utah would be reorganized under this bill, which sorts existing charges into three new categories—service fees, regulatory fees, and vehicle taxes—and restructures where that money goes once collected. A new restricted account would be created to hold revenue from vehicle regulatory fees specifically to fund the Motor Vehicle Division's operations. The bill would also eliminate the current option to register a vehicle for six months at a time, meaning all standard registrations would return to a full 12-month term, and it would remove the automatic annual inflation adjustments that currently increase certain vehicle taxes and fees each year. Beyond these substantive changes, the bill makes extensive technical and conforming updates across dozens of sections of Utah code to align terminology and cross-references with the new fee and tax classifications.