Tennessee 2025

Bill	Bill#	SUMMARY	LAST ACTION	NOTES
HB	770	Increases, to the extent permissible under federal law, the maximum gross vehicle weight of a vehicle with an axle group of three axles that can be operated on the public highways of this state to 85,000 pounds.	03/04/2025 Failed in House Transportation Subcommittee of Transportation Committee.	Dead. Same as SB 781.
SB	781	Increases, to the extent permissible under federal law, the maximum gross vehicle with an axle group of three axles that can be opperated on the p[ublic highways of this state to 85,000 pounds.	02/12/2025 Passed on Second Consideration. Referred to Senate Committee on Transportation and Safety.	Pending second reading. Same as HB 770.
HB	736	Establishes study to identify alternative sources to current motor fuel-based taxes and vehicle registration fees.	04/21/2025 Substituted by Senate companion bill, SB 703.	Companion SB 703 moving forward.
SB	703	Establishes study to identify alternative sources to current motor fuel-based taxes and vehicle registration fees.	05/01/2025 Transmitted to Governor for action.	Pending Governor's action. Same as HB 736.
HB	1064	Requires GPS monitoring as condition of bail for certain crimes, including truck and freight burglary.	04/22/2025 Remains in Committee upon adjournment.	Carries-over to 2026. Same as SB 1187.
SB	1187	Requires GPS monitoring as condition of bail for certain crimes, including truck and freight burglary.	04/22/2025 Remains in Committee upon adjournment.	Carries-over to 2026. Same as HB 1064.
Bill	Bill#	SUMMARY	LAST ACTION	NOTES

HB

Increases, to the extent permissible under federal law, the maximum gross vehicle weight of a vehicle with an axle group of three axles that can be operated on the public highways of this state to 85,000 pounds.

03/04/2025 Failed in House Transportation Subcommittee of Transportation Committee.

Dead. Same as SB 781.

SB

781

Increases, to the extent permissible under federal law, the maximum gross vehicle with an axle group of three axles that can be opperated on the p[ublic highways of this state to 85,000 pounds.

02/12/2025 Passed on Second Consideration. Referred to Senate Committee on Transportation and Safety.

Pending second reading. Same as HB 770.

HB

736

Establishes study to identify alternative sources to current motor fuel-based taxes and vehicle registration fees.