Utah § 12a-409 - Power to require proof of owner's or operator's security in other form.
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§ 12a-409. Power to require proof of owner's or operator's security in other form.
If, after a hearing, the department determines that a particular proof of owner's or operator's security filed under this chapter no longer fulfills the purposes for which it is required, the department shall require proof of security in another permitted form. Pending the filing of the other proof, the department shall suspend the license and registration or the nonresident's operating privilege.
Enacted by Chapter 242, 1985 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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