Summary: Virginia Fuels Tax Act; refueling vehicles.Exempts persons properly licensed by the Department of MotorVehicles from the prohibition on delivering fuel from a transporttruck or tank wagon to the fuel tank of a highway vehicle.

Summary: Relating to driver's license renewals. Provides that a driver's license shall not be issued for a period of less than five years, unless otherwise provided by law. Current law provides that a driver's license shall not be issued for more than eight years.

Summary: Commercial motor vehicles; certain high-occupancyvehicle lanes. Prohibits the operation of a commercial motorvehicle in a high-occupancy vehicle lane on State Route 267.

Summary: Inspection stations; appointments. Removesthe requirements that any official inspection station that acceptsprescheduled appointments shall have two or more inspection lanesand leave one reserved for first-come, first-served inspections.

Summary: Vehicle safety inspections; maximum charges.Increases from $12 to $15 the maximum amount any safety inspectionstation can charge for an inspection of any motorcycle and increasesfrom $16 to $25 the maximum amount any safety inspection stationcan charge for an inspection of any vehicle other than a tractortruck, truck that has a gross vehicle weight rating of 26,000 poundsor more, or motor vehicle that is used to transport passengers andhas a seating capacity of more than 15 passengers, including thedriver, motorcycle, or autocycle.

Summary: Rear-facing child restraint devices. Prohibits child restraint devices from being forward-facing until, at least, the child reaches two years of age or until the child reaches the minimum weight limit for a forward-facing child restraint device as prescribed by the manufacturer of the device. The bill expands the reasons that a physician may determine that it is impractical for a child to use a child restraint system to include the child's height. The bill has a delayed effective date of July 1, 2019.

Summary: Naming highways, bridges, interchanges, andother transportation facilities. Removes the authority of theCommonwealth Transportation Board (the Board) to name any highway,bridge, interchange, or other transportation facility forming a partof the system of state highways after a private entity. The billprovides that the Board shall not have the power to name any highway,bridge, interchange, or transportation facility that has been ormay hereafter be named by the General Assembly, nor may the name chosen by the Board reflect the name of any living person. The billrepeals the requirement that the Department of Transportation developguidelines on the naming of highways, bridges, interchanges, andother transportation facilities after private entities.

Summary: Auxiliary lighting on motorcycles and autocycles. Provides that motorcycles and autocycles may be equipped with red or amber standard bulb running lights or light-emitting diode (LED) pods or strips as auxiliary lighting. The bill requires such lights to (i) be directed at the ground, (ii) be designed for vehicular use, (iii) not emit a beam of light greater than 25 candlepower per bulb, (iv) not be attached to wheels, and (v) not be blinking, flashing, oscillating, or rotating. Such lighting is not subject to approval by the Superintendent of State Police.