Do you own and ride one or more motorcycles in the state of Tennessee? If so, then you’ll want to know about a new moratorium on state motorcycle registration (and individual automobile) registrations that the governor recently signed into law. It affects personal vehicle renewals that are currently scheduled to take place between July 1, 2022, and June 30, 2023.
That’s right, for one entire year, Tennesseeans now have a moratorium on motorcycle and personal motor vehicle (Class A and Class B) registration fees to the state. It’s part of Senate Bill 2491, which Governor Lee officially signed into law on June 3, 2022. The whole thing is a larger budget appropriations bill, but it has what could be a helpful provision for a lot of road users tucked inside it.
