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Two new legislation with costs for registering, charging electric and hybrid vehicles take effect on January 1 – Ktoy1047

Two new legislation with costs for registering, charging electric and hybrid vehicles take effect on January 1 – Ktoy1047
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Two new laws creating fees for registering, charging electric and hybrid vehicles will take effect January 1 - NKyTribune

Under the terms of two state laws that take effect on New Year’s Day, owners of electric vehicles and gasoline-electric hybrid vehicles in Kentucky will soon pay new fees for registering or charging

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New Laws Creating Fees for Electric and Hybrid Vehicles Will Take Effect Jan 1, 2024

FRANKFORT, Ky. – Under the terms of two state laws that take effect on New Year’s Day, owners of electric vehicles and gasoline-electric hybrid vehicles in Kentucky will soon pay new fees for registering or charging up at public stations Passage of the legislation, which was House Bill 360 in the 2023 Kentucky General Assembly,

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Kentucky one of 17 states to receive federal grant to reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions - NKyTribune

Kentucky is one of 17 states to receive a new federal grant aimed at making roadways safer for people and wildlife. The $1.2 million award will fund a wildlife-vehicle collision reduction plan and a p

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Clark County I-64 Rest Area Again Judged Best Maintained in Kentucky

“The interstate highway system was planned with rest areas along the way as a convenience. Now, they’re a necessity,” said Transportation Cabinet Secretary Jim Gray, whose agency annually presents the Best Maintained Rest Area Award. “It sends a message about our state when we can offer visitors a clean, safe facility in which everything is in working order.”

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