Republican candidate Steve Hilton has proposed eliminating the DMV and reducing vehicle registration fees. He vows to cap annual vehicle registration at $73 if elected governor. This proposal draws comparisons to a past effort by Arnold Schwarzenegger, who also reduced fees.
Further details about Hilton's plan are available from the source. The proposal aims to make significant changes to the current system.
Hilton's plan is part of his campaign for governor, with the goal of implementing these changes if he is elected.
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