TRANSPORTATION

Bills Assigned to Committee
TRANSPORTATION
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: Motor Carrier Services Unit in the Department of Transportation.

: Adds certain highways in the City of St. Louis to the state highway system.

: Designates portions of various highways. Names state horse.

: Names the Missouri River bridge on route 364 that connects St. Louis and St. Charles counties the "American Military Veterans Bridge".

: Revises law on transportation funding and billboards.

: Authorizes toll roads provided accompanying constitutional change is passed.

: Revises laws on motor vehicles and traffic regulations.

: Extends commercial zone on south side of Kansas City to Harrisonville along highways 71 and 291.

: Imposes an additional one percent general sales tax for highways and bridges.

: Provides additional funding for transportation purposes.

: Designates portions of various highways. Names state horse.

: Designates portion of highway 116 in Clinton County as the "David Rice Atchison Memorial Highway".

: Excludes Missouri Highway Patrol from restrictions on appropriations from State Highways and Transportation Department Fund.

: Changes provisions relating to aviation fuel taxes and matching funds in the Aviation Trust Fund.

: Revises motorcycle helmet law and penalty for violation.

: Revises various provisions relating to outdoor advertising along state highways and interstates.

: Designates a portion of State Highway 15 as "The Flower Road".

: Authorizes additional funding for transportation purposes.

: Provides funding for education and transportation purposes.

: Designates the Missouri River bridge on route 364 connecting St. Louis and St. Charles counties the "American Military Veterans Bridge".

: Provides adjustments for salaried employees of the Department of Transportation.

: Designates portions of various highways. Names state horse.

: Raises various user fees and diverts funds from various agencies to be used for transportation.

: Declares a moratorium on new outdoor advertising until January 1, 2008.

: Designates portions of various highways. Names state horse.

: Defines "electric personal assistive mobility device" and specifies where it may be operated.

: Repeals expiration date on motor fuel tax and allows the Department of Transportation to engage in design-build contracts.

: Prohibits the transportation of hazardous materials through any highway tunnel in this state.

: Makes various revisions, including a change in name, to the state Highways and Transportation Commission.

: Revises enforcement of the requirement for commercial motor vehicles to stop at weigh stations.

: Authorizes regional transportation development districts.

: Designates portions of various highways. Names state horse.

: Establishes a motor fuel tax exemption for consumers who privately own a passenger motor vehicle that uses diesel fuel.

: Transfers various powers to the Department of Transportation pursuant to the Governor's executive order.

: Designates the toll bridge at the Lake of the Ozarks as the "W.T. Dawson Toll Bridge".

: Regulates lane usage by certain commercial motor vehicles.

: Prohibits certain businesses from advertising on billboards within two miles of any state highway.

: Creates the position of Inspector General within the Department of Transportation.

: Increases percentage of matching funds for Aviation Trust Fund purposes.

: Designates the portion of U.S. highway 63 located within Macon County as the "Pearl Harbor Memorial Highway".

: Provides highway and transportation funding.

: Revises laws relating to transportation and the State Highways and Transportation Commission.

: Regulates aviation noise levels at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport.

: Revises and adds provisions relating to design-build contracts.

: Expands definition of driveaway operations.

: Creates a sub-account within the State Highways and Transportation Department Fund for the purpose of paying fees to tow truck services.

: Removes the expiration date from the motor fuel tax.

: Loosens restrictions on certain outdoor advertising by non-profit entities.

: Revises requirements for issuance of bonds by the Highways and Transportation Commission for highway repair and construction.

: Designates a portion of Ozark County as "Ozark Mills Country".

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

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

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to change the allocation of general state sales tax on motor vehicles.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment abolishing the Highways and Transportation Commission and replacing it with a Director of Transportation.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment imposing additional fuel and sales and use taxes for the purpose of funding highways.

: Modifies law to reflect the fact the Federal Aviation Administration issues airmen certificates.

: Drivers must take certain actions when emergency vehicle is approaching and obey signals of sheriff or deputy sheriff.

: Renames Missouri River bridge as American Military Veterans Bridge.

: Corrects a technical error relating to transportation development districts.

: Raises motor fuel tax and sales tax and directs other revenues to fund transportation projects, subject to referendum.

: Designates a portion of Interstate 44 as the Henry Shaw Ozark Corridor.

: Repeals sunset on motor fuel tax and allows Transportation Department to engage in design-build contracts.

: Allows the Department of Transportation to issue special permits for wide vehicles.

: Expands the Kansas City commercial zone to include the City of Harrisonville.

: Designates the portion of certain highways.

: Transfers various powers to the Department of Transportation to implement the Governor's executive order.

: Authorizes voter petition to dissolve road district in Jasper County.

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