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Sunday, October 25, 2026

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Utah Legislature

Transportation Interim Committee

5 senators and 13 representatives · 1 Forward, 4 Democratic, 13 Republican

Bill requests, drafts and saved activity

13 saved references for this committee. Requests and drafts appear first, including earlier snapshots. These are selected records, not a complete committee history or a current list of pending legislation. Source-check dates are distinct from the record dates shown.

  • Commercial Driver Licenses AmendmentsDraft legislation · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled consideration on October 21, 2026. 2027 draft to end Utah's non-domiciled commercial driver license program. An agenda does not establish that consideration occurred or that the draft was approved, introduced or enacted.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Motorcycle AmendmentsDraft legislation · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled consideration on October 21, 2026. 2027 draft addressing the lane-filtering sunset review. An agenda does not establish that consideration occurred or that the draft was approved, introduced or enacted.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Off-highway Vehicle ModificationsCommittee-endorsed draft · Committee meeting

    Favorably recommended a 2027 draft extending the OHV Advisory Council sunset, removing statutory caps on OHV registration fees, and changing council responsibilities. This records the reported interim action only; it does not establish introduction, passage, enactment or later status.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Scenic Byway AmendmentsDraft legislation · Committee meeting

    Discussed a 2027 draft to put existing state and national scenic-byway descriptions in statute and change the approval process. This records the reported interim action only; it does not establish introduction, passage, enactment or later status.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Child Car Seat RequirementsDraft legislation · Committee meeting

    Heard a presentation on a 2027 draft concerning child-restraint and passenger-safety requirements. This records the reported interim action only; it does not establish introduction, passage, enactment or later status.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Transportation Interim CommitteeScheduled meeting · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m.–11 a.m. (Mountain Time)

    Interim committees in the general interim schedule. Check the committee's current agenda for changes; not proof the meeting occurred.

    Source checked · Official source
  • CLEAR airport identity servicesAgenda discussion · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled informational presentation on airport security and identity verification services.

    Source checked · Official source
  • FrontRunner updateStudy or report · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled presentation on the FrontRunner 2x project.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Public transit innovation grantsStudy or report · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled update from the Utah Department of Transportation.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Transportation Interim CommitteeScheduled meeting · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m.–11 a.m. (Mountain Time)

    Interim committees in the general interim schedule. Check the committee's current agenda for changes; not proof the meeting occurred.

    Source checked · Official source
  • UTA annual reportsStudy or report · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled presentations covering fares and transit passes, public-private partnerships and finances.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Utah Transit Authority governance updateStudy or report · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled presentation on UTA governance.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Electric mobility: 2026 HB381Study or report · Committee meeting

    The Legislature’s September summary reports: Heard presentations on 2026 General Session HB381 and its implementation.

    Source checked · Official source2026 legislation explicitly cited in the reported implementation update: H.B. 381 (2026 General Session) · Official bill record. Reference checked .

A request, scheduled discussion or committee endorsement does not establish bill introduction, passage or enactment. A scheduled date does not establish that a meeting occurred.

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Senators

MemberDistrictCounties
Emily Buss (Forward)Senate District 11Salt Lake, Tooele and Utah
Kathleen A. Riebe (Democratic)
Minority Caucus Manager
Senate District 15Salt Lake
Wayne A. Harper (Republican)
President Pro Tempore
Senate District 16Salt Lake
Ronald M. Winterton (Republican)Senate District 20Daggett, Duchesne, Summit, Uintah and Wasatch
Keith Grover (Republican)
Senate Rules Vice Chair
Senate District 23Utah

Representatives

MemberDistrictCounties
Michael J. Petersen (Republican)House District 2Cache
Jake Sawyer (Republican)House District 9Weber
Karen M. Peterson (Republican)
House Rules Vice Chair
House District 13Davis
Ariel Defay (Republican)House District 15Davis
Angela Romero (Democratic)
Minority Leader
House District 25Salt Lake
Rosalba Dominguez (Democratic)House District 35Salt Lake
Ashlee Matthews (Democratic)House District 37Salt Lake
Ken Ivory (Republican)House District 39Salt Lake
Calvin Roberts (Republican)House District 46Salt Lake
Candice B. Pierucci (Republican)
Majority Whip
House District 49Salt Lake
Kay J. Christofferson (Republican)House District 53Utah
Kristen Chevrier (Republican)House District 54Utah
Norman K Thurston (Republican)House District 62Utah

Members as each legislator's entry on the Legislature's roster lists them, as of October 15, 2026. The roster doesn't say who chairs a committee; check the official committee page for chairs, agendas, minutes and recordings.

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