MOTOR VEHICLES: Urges and requests the office of motor vehicles and the Louisiana State Police to study methods of enforcing out-of-state vehicle insurance compliance

HCR 66 is a concurrent resolution urging Louisiana's Office of Motor Vehicles and State Police to study how to enforce the state's mandatory vehicle insurance law on out-of-state drivers. It directs them to examine methods for penalizing noncompliant drivers, potential temporary insurance solutions, and the impacts of impounding vehicles. The resolution specifically asks for a report by January 2026 on enforcement procedures and penalties, including how to handle incidents involving out-of-state drivers. This is a study request, not a new law, and directly affects drivers from neighboring states with high uninsured motorist rates (up to 14%). The study aims to inform future policy but does not change current enforcement.