TRANSPORTATION, DEPARTMENT OF

Missouri House of Representatives
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TRANSPORTATION, DEPARTMENT OF
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: Allows Department of Transportation to provide financial assistance to not-for-profit elderly and handicapped transportation services to defray the rising cost of gasoline.

: Expands state road system to include all principal arterial roads in the City of St Louis.

: Adopts legislation authorizing toll roads, provided accompanying constitutional change is passed.

: Authorizes a deferred retirement option plan for certain retirement systems; revises firefighters' retirement systems.

: Enacts Missouri Airport Protection Act to provide new airport safety regulation.

: Authorizes road signs directing travelers to state vo-tech schools.

: Makes various changes to Missouri State Employees Retirement System and the Transportation Dept. Employees' and Highway Patrol Retirement System.

: Revises regulation of roadside billboard advertising.

: Requires that the underwriting of transportation bonds first be solicited from companies incorporated and having a principal office located in this state.

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

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

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

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

: Prohibits the Department of Transportation from contracting with private vendors to operate truck stops, fueling stations, convenience stores or restaurants on or near interstate public rest areas.

: Authorizes study of airport noise in St Louis area.

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

: Creates "Veterans Memorial Bridge" in St. Louis.

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

: Requires legislative approval before Department of Transportation may designate a highway as limited-access, and requires reapproval of all highways currently so designated.

: Requires Department of Transportation to approve contractors to bid within thirty days of application.

: Requires Department of Transportation to conduct public proceedings before limiting access to a state highway.

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

: Proposes a consititutional amendment to allow voters the option of having excess total state revenues refunded or deposited in Highways and Transportation Fund.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to replace the Director of Transportation with a Secretary of Transportation and change the name and makeup of the Highways and Transportation Commission.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to replace the Director of Transportation with a Secretary of Transportation and change the name and makeup of the Highways and Transportation Commission.

: Removes state auditor from the Joint Committee on Transportation Oversight.

: Creates the Non-native Species Council.

: Extends the commercial zone around Kansas City from 12 to 15 miles.

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

: Requires those who engage in profession of house moving to become licensed and obtain permits for moves.

: Modifies current billboard law regarding spacing, commercial zoning and requesting permits.

: Increases sales tax to fund transportation projects and requires director to be elected rather than appointed.

: Requires Transportation Commission to issue permits in order to erect structures which might impede airplane safety.

: Modifies current billboard law regarding spacing, commercial zoning and requesting permits.

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

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

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

: Requires sellers of motor fuel to notify buyers at the pump of the amount and type of oxygenate blended in the motor fuel.

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

: Prohibits the Department of Transportation from contracting with private vendors to operate truck stops, fueling stations, convenience stores or restaurants on or near interstate public rest areas.

: Removes funding to other state agencies from highway revenues and transfers portion of motor vehicle sales tax to road fund.

: Allows the Transportation Commission to construct toll roads.

: Abolishes the Transportation Commission and replaces it with an appointed director in the Missouri Constitution.

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

: Amends the Constitution to allow the Commission to study, fund, design, acquire, construct, maintain and operate toll facilities.

: Eliminates funding to state agencies from highway revenues and places all motor vehicle sales taxes in road fund.

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Last Updated November 26, 2001 at 11:50 am