The annual income threshold for a retired Pennsylvanian to qualify for a reduced vehicle registration fee was increased, allowing more people to qualify.
HARRISBURG, Pa. — The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation on Tuesday announced that it is reducing vehicle registration fees for a number of retirees and veterans.
“Through bipartisan efforts between the Shapiro Administration and the Pennsylvania General Assembly, (PennDOT) is pleased to announce that due to changes established in Act 60 of 2024, signed by Governor Shapiro in July, the annual income threshold for a retired Pennsylvanian to qualify for a reduced vehicle registration fee was increased, allowing more people to be eligible for this benefit,” PennDOT said in a press release.
Additionally, PennDOT said, some veterans may now be eligible for free vehicle registration and titling fees.
“We’re glad that these changes in the law help make things a little easier for older Pennsylvanians and our veterans,” …