Several new pieces of legislation will take effect across Texas on January 1 bringing in a raft of new laws across the state.

With another rotation around the sun soon to be completed, new laws, policies, and procedures will go into effect just in time to ring in the new year. The elimination of mandatory vehicle inspections,

The first day of the year marks a new beginning. It also means new laws, many of which were approved in the 88th Legislative Session and will go into effect on Jan. 1. The new laws usher in the end of safety inspections for non-commercial vehicles and new data protections, among other changes.

With the new year approaching, several new laws will take effect on January 1, 2025, such as the end of safety inspections for non-commercial vehicles and the collection and use of a consumer's personal data. The bills were approved in the last legislative in 2023.

A new year means new laws in Georgia that officially take effect on Jan. 1, 2025. Georgia’s school voucher program goes into effect this year. The Georgia Education Savings Authority will run the program and provide eligible K-12 students in lower performing schools up to $6500 in annual funding for private tuition,