This law gives definitions for words used in a nearby set of laws about making sure drivers have car insurance. 'Program' means the state's system for checking and enforcing car insurance rules. 'Qualified agency' means certain government offices — like the DMV, highway patrol, police chiefs, prosecutors, or sheriffs — that are allowed to use the program. 'System' or 'verification system' means a website used to check online whether a driver has insurance.
303.420. Definitions. — As used in sections 303.420 to 303.440, unless the context requires otherwise, the following terms shall mean:
(1) "Program", the motor vehicle and program established under section 303.425;
(2) "Qualified agency", the , the Missouri state patrol, the or sheriff's office of any county or , the chiefs of police of any city or , or any other by the state;
(3) "System" or "", the web-based resource established under section 303.430 for online of motor vehicle financial responsibility.
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Source & history notes
(L. 2023 S.B. 398)
Related Missouri laws
Fund created, use of moneys
RSMo 303.422
Effective and expiration dates
RSMo 303.415
Incentive program created
RSMo 303.425
Reporting by insurance companies, frequency, required information
RSMo 303.412
Verification of financial responsibility, web-based system established
RSMo 303.430
Failure to maintain financial responsibility, notice, right to hearing
RSMo 303.409
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