MOTOR VEHICLES

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: Lowers the blood alcohol content level necessary for a conviction of driving with excessive blood alcohol content from .10 to .08.

: Creates the crime of leaving a child unattended in a motor vehicle.

: Revises motor vehicle license plate laws.

: Limits motorcycle helmet requirement to persons under twenty-one years of age.

: Reduces the sales tax rate on sales and leases of motor vehicles from four percent to two percent.

: Amends laws on motor vehicles and transportation.

: Removes the fee for placards for the permanently and temporarily disabled.

: Requires use of motor vehicle headlights whenever atmospheric conditions require the use of windshield wipers.

: Requires check for outstanding arrest warrants before releasing a prisoner and increases penalty for aiding the escape of a prisoner.

: Authorizes St Louis College of Pharmacy license plates.

: Exempts parade participants from motorcycle helmet requirement.

: Expands sources of funding for the Highway Patrol's Motor Vehicle and Aircraft Revolving Fund.

: Requires the sealing of certain traffic violation records.

: Regulates stretcher van services.

: Authorizes Kansas City, upon voter approval, to impose a license tax on the rental of passenger motor vehicles.

: Permits the Veterans' Commission Capital Improvement Trust Fund to issue matching grants for veterans service officer programs.

: Revises the motor vehicle license plate law.

: Creates special license plate for parents of Missouri 4-H members.

: Provides exemption from motorcycle helmet requirement for public parades.

: Requires lenders who contract for repossession of a motor vehicle to accept such vehicle and render payment to repossessor, or to release title to repossessor.

: Authorizes a MO-AG Businesses special license plate.

: Criminalizes certain aggressive driving.

: Lowers the blood alcohol content level necessary for a conviction of driving with excessive blood alcohol content from .10 to .08.

: Creates alternative method of obtaining temporary driving permit.

: Limits motorcycle helmet requirement to those under age twenty-one.

: Creates special license plate for coroners and medical examiners.

: Makes several revisions to alcohol-related offenses, and creates crime of recklessly contributing to an accident.

: Allows donation of additional equipment, including motor vehicles, to any public fire protection entity, under certain conditions.

: Phases out the personal property tax on motor vehicles if funding is appropriated from the tobacco settlement trust fund.

: Removes termination clause on Motorcycle Safety Education Program.

: Creates a state income tax credit for taxpayers who purchase zero emissions vehicles and super-ultra-low emissions vehicles.

: Creates crime of eluding a law enforcement official.

: Amends the laws regarding vehicle emission testing.

: Amends various provisions regarding motor vehicle emission testing.

: Requires an uninsured motorist found to be at fault for an automobile accident with an insured motorist to pay the insured motorist's insurance deductible for coverage under the insured's policy.

: Permits the use of flashing signals by church buses.

: Requires uninsured motorists to pay certain property and out-of-pocket medical expenses before seeking damages, and bars drunk drivers and certain uninsured motorists from noneconomic damages.

: Creates crime of driving with excessive blood alcohol content.

: Creates an alternative method of obtaining temporary driving permit.

: Allows donation of additional equipment, including motor vehicles, to any public fire protection entity, under certain conditions.

: Authorizes Elk's Lodge license plate.

: Creates continuing education requirement for used motor vehicle dealers.

: Redirects and provides funding for transportation; enacts other provisions relating to transportation.

: Revises Motor Vehicle Franchise Practices Law and adds provisions for recreational vehicles.

: Authorizes placement of motor vehicle registration renewal tabs on windshield.

: Revises driver's license point system.

: Provides liquidated compensatory damages for certain personal injuries.

: Regulates the use of portable telecommunications devices while operating a motor vehicle.

: Revises amateur radio license plate law.

: Redirects and provides funding for transportation; enacts other provisions relating to transportation.

: Authorizes window decal registration renewal tabs for motor vehicles.

: Makes notice of reregistration of motor vehicles mandatory.

: Authorizes Fraternal Order of Police license plate.

: Amends various provisions relating to the Administrative Hearing Commission.

: Modifies certain driver's license provisions and provides for license suspension and setting of bond in fatal motor vehicle accidents.

: Amends various provisions regarding the use of child restraint systems in motor vehicles.

: Expands optional one-year motor vehicle emissions inspection to entire state.

: Creates volunteer disabled parking enforcement program.

: Redirects and provides funding for transportation; enacts other provisions relating to transportation.

: Prohibits camera surveillance of public roadways except for purposes of monitoring traffic flow and community planning.

: Clarifies that owner-operators of motor vehicles are not employees for workers compensation purposes.

: Revises registration fee schedule for property-carrying local commercial motor vehicles.

: Repeals certain provisions relating to motorcycle franchise practices.

: Revises transportation provisions relating to work zones and to weights of certain vehicles on certain highways; makes other technical changes.

: Revises the motor vehicle "Lemon Law."

: Requires motor vehicle dealers to obtain proof of financial responsibility before issuing temporary license plates.

: Regulates individuals who provide amusement hay rides.

: Exempts historic motor vehicles from emissions testing requirement.

: Broadens scope for employees of certain new business facilities.

: Authorizes automobile insurance premium discounts for 55 and older drivers who complete a safety course.

: Provides for titling of certain property abandoned on privately-owned real estate.

: Clarifies that sales tax applies to sale and lease of motor vehicles and motorcycles.

: Permits municipalities to set speed limits on state roads and highways within the municipality, without approval of Department of Transportation.

: Modifies the emissions testing fee and establishes a complaint procedure for vehicle damage claims during inspection.

: Expands the motor vehicle "Lemon Law".

: Raises the minimum insurance coverage for property damage from $10,000 to $20,000.

: Urges the Environmental Protection Agency to provide the St. Louis area with the promised time to meet the ozone standards for air quality.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to allow the Highways and Transportation Commission to construct toll roads and facilities.

: Exempts retirees of the armed services from paying registration fees on one motor vehicle.

: Exempts persons 21 years of age or older from wearing motorcycle helmets.

: Provides for .08 DWI/BAC and increases collateral consequences; prohibits open containers for passengers.

: Makes several changes regarding speeding in construction zones, bridge weight limits, and running weigh stations.

: Prohibits insurance companies from using a person's credit history when issuing or renewing auto insurance policies.

: Mandates ethanol phase-in in certain metropolitan areas and allows other areas to adopt ethanol phase-in programs.

: Makes several changes regarding speeding in construction zones, bridge weight limits, and running weigh stations.

: Allows Purple Heart recipients to receive free motor vehicle registration and specialized plates.

: Reduces speed limit by five mph for trucks on certain highways, expressways and interstates of this state.

: Specifies that article used in trade-in to offset sales tax must have had tax paid or been exempted from tax.

: Allows owners of different classes of motor vehicles to apply for Korean War Veteran license plates.

: Allows any person replacing stolen license plates to receive at no cost up to two license plates per year.

: Revises motor vehicle emissions inpections for certain areas.

: Prohibits insurers from placing applicants in high risk coverage categories based on no prior insurance coverage because of military service.

: Amends motor vehicle tinted window prohibition.

: Revises historical motor vehicle license plate law.

: Authorizes automated traffic enforcement programs.

: Limits sound amplification in motor vehicles.

: Requires drivers to obey the traffic-related signals and directions of sheriffs and deputy sheriffs.

: Revises laws relating to motor vehicles and the Department of Transportation.

: Allows drivers to obtain insurance covering themselves as drivers of any vehicle driven by them.

: Allows the placement of a deaf or hearing impaired notation on driver's licenses.

: Prohibits open containers of alcohol in motor vehicles.

: Raises the motor fuel tax by two cents and reduces the amount other agencies get from the transportation fund.

: Regulates individuals who provide amusement hay rides.

: Raises the motor fuel tax by two cents and reduces the amount other agencies get from the transportation fund.

: Revises motor vehicle franchise practices.

: Requires Department of Revenue to reinstate driving privileges after court finds in favor of driver.

: Allows Director of Revenue to enter into agreements with foreign countries regarding reciprocal driver's licenses.

: Authorizes several new special license plates and amends law concerning several existing special license plates.

: Creation of a Regional Taxicab Commission in St. Louis City and St. Louis County.

: Includes within the Highway Patrol Motor Vehicle and Aircraft Revolving Fund moneys for certain reimbursements.

: Exempts historic vehicles from emissions testing.

: Raises the motor fuel tax by two cents and reduces the amount other agencies get from the transportation fund.

: Requires Department of Conservation to pay damages to motor vehicles caused by wild elk.

: Allows cities and first class counties to establish an automatic traffic light signal violation monitoring system.

: Revises provisions on commercial vehicles.

: Creates state income tax credits for taxpayers who purchase fuel efficient motor vehicles and who construct or acquire alternative refueling facilities.

: Allows church buses to have flashing warning signals and establishes "School Transportation Safety Program".

: Amends various provisions regarding the use of child restraint systems in motor vehicles.

: Allows a tax credit for county vehicle property taxes paid.

: Revises portions of the Model Traffic Ordinance chapter.

: Allows school districts to contract with eligible new generation cooperatives for the purchase of biodiesel to fuel school buses.

: Allows 2 sets of specialized plates to be issued to U.S. Congressional members.

: Urges Congress to address issue of high fuel prices and nation's dependency on foreign oil.

: Amends the Constitution so that 100% of the sales tax on motor vehicles is used for transportation purposes.

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Last Updated November 26, 2001 at 11:49 am