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The state senate passed senate bill 111 which will allow the MVA to impose penalties on individuals who have a driver's license in Maryland but register their vehicles in other states (and do not have a valid reason for registering in the other state).

When the MVA identifies these individuals, they will send them a warning letter and give them 60 days to register the vehicle in Maryland. After those 60 days, the MVA will impose a daily $7 fine for up to 60 days ($420 total).

If the individual still fails to register the vehicle in Maryland, the MVA will refer the individual to the County Attorney who can bring a civil action against the individual and impound the car.

2026 Regular Session - Senate Bill 111 Enrolled