Pa doors off bill

[Blu542]

This bill passed in the senate yesterday. Now the bill goes to the house of representatives transportation committee. If you are up for corresponding with the good people on the committee, their info is in the link below. Please ask them to bring it to a vote quickly and unammended. The Senate bill is a very clean bill.

https://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/CteeInfo/index.cfm?Code=38&CteeBody=H&SessYear=2023

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[Needs a Washing]

Any updates?

 

[toddarama]

After being passed by the state senate, the resolution was sent to the state house of representatives as house bill 75. No action of any kind has been taken on the house bill. It's just sitting in the transportation committee's backlog. I believe there have been one or two times in the past where the state senate has passed no-doors bill and the house transportation committee has just let the house bill sit without consideration until it expired.

 

[Blu542]

Right now the entire legislature is gearing up for budget hell. The doors bill will likely be tabled until the budget is passed. At this moment, I am not aware of anyone on the transportation committee vocally against the bill or against bringing it to a vote, which has not been the case in prior iterations.

 

[NachoRuby]

Right now the entire legislature is gearing up for budget hell. The doors bill will likely be tabled until the budget is passed. At this moment, I am not aware of anyone on the transportation committee vocally against the bill or against bringing it to a vote, which has not been the case in prior iterations.

Sure hope you're right. It'd be awesome to be legal in this state. I see so many jeeps around my area without doors though. But I also know of certain towns where it's heavily enforced.

 

[Alpine Warthog]

As the year winds to a close, I'm assuming we'll be disappointed again this year

 

[Blu542]

Unfortunately it seems that way.

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