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Nevada Revised Statutes Title 43. Public Safety; Vehicles; Watercraft § 483.415. Additional fee; deposit in Highway and Safety Administrative Account; use of money

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

1. The Department of Motor Vehicles shall charge and collect a fee of:

(a) Fifty cents, in addition to the fees set forth in NRS 483.410, for every driver's license, including a motorcycle driver's license, issued or renewed which expires on or before the fourth anniversary of the licensee's birthday.

(b) One dollar, in addition to the fees set forth in NRS 483.410, for every driver's license, including a motorcycle driver's license, issued or renewed which expires on the eighth anniversary of the licensee's birthday.

2. The Department of Motor Vehicles shall deposit the money into the Highway and Safety Administrative Account which is hereby created in the State Highway Fund. The money in the Account may be used only by the Department of Transportation for:

(a) The support of the position of Motor Vehicle Recovery and Transportation Planner created pursuant to NRS 408.234; and

(b) The support of the position of Highway Safety Information and Outreach Coordinator created pursuant to NRS 408.228, and to carry out the provisions of that section.

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