TRANSPORTATION AND MOTOR VEHICLES

Bills Assigned to Committee
TRANSPORTATION AND MOTOR VEHICLES
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: Adds roads of the City of St. Louis to the state highways and road system.

: Allows the construction and operation of toll roads and toll bridges.

: Suspends protective headgear requirement for operators of motorcycles during a parade.

: Allows qualified applicants to receive two sets of silver star license plates.

: Reqires Department of Transportation to conduct an employee salaries comprehensive study every five years.

: Establishes Highway and Transportation Department Fund to pay fees for towing abandoned vehicles.

: Requires boating safety identification card in order to operate a boat..

: Requires only one license plate rather than two for display on any motor vehicle.

: Requires operators of motorcycles and motortricycles who are under twenty-one years of age to wear protective headgear.

: Reduces the fine for failure to wear protective headgear when operating a motorcycle.

: Revises watercraft regulations.

: Designates Pearl Harbor Memorial Highway.

: Creates special license plate for members of the Missouri Foxtrotting Horse Breed Association.

: Authorizes the Department of Revenue to use biometric identification methods for driver's license purposes.

: Removes requirement for veterans to have served during a period of war to obtain special motorcycle license plates.

: Allows special mobile equipment to operate on weekends and legal holidays under certain circumstances.

: Designates state route WW outside of Marshall, Missouri as "Butterfield Road".

: Allows recreational vehicle associations to participate in vehicle shows under certain circumstances.

: Designates U.S. highway 65 within this state as "American Legion Memorial Highway".

: Revises speed regulations for motor vehicles within certain counties.

: Defines street rods and regulates registration of such vehicles.

: Repeals section 304.157 as enacted by senate bill no. 17, ninetieth general assembly, first regular session.

: Requires Department of Revenue to develop separate forms and standards for inspections of motorcycles.

: Revises laws on Department of Transportation and on regulation of motor vehicles.

: Revises the method of appointment of members of the Highways and Transportation Commission.

: Revises the law on hazardous waste carriers and commerical motor vehicles.

: Establishes requirements for private contracts to provide state services.

: Requires headlamps on motor vehicles to be lighted during inclement weather.

: Regulates establishement and relocation of motorcycle and all-terrain vehicle franchises.

: Allows motor vehicle owners who perform their own repairs to meet emission standards to apply reasonable labor costs to the waiver amount established by the Air Conservation Commission.

: Requires operators of commercial motor vehicles to reduce speed and check that a railroad track is clear of an approaching train.

: Allows aliens to obtain drivers' licenses under certain conditions.

: Specifies the annual leave accrual rate and options for excess accrued leave for Department of Transportation employees.

: Modifies the requirements for child safety restraints in motor vehicles.

: Creates a special license plate for members of Optimist International.

: Provides an alternative method for creating a transportation development district.

: Creates an operator's license valid only for the operation of a motorized bicycle.

: Allows biennial registration for driveaway licenses and physically disabled placards.

: Creates a special license plate for members of the Missouri Society of Professional Engineers.

: Revises motor vehicle rental and damage calculation.

: Allows trailers or semitrailers to be registered permanently upon the payment of a certain fee.

: Revises regulations relating to the permissible length of certain motor vehicles.

: Creates disincorporation procedures for a special road district in Jasper County.

: Removes the requirement that townships submit certain reports to the chief engineer of the Department of Transportation.

: Revises provisions relating to motor vehicle regulation and licensing.

: Creates the Respect Life license plate and establishes a fund to promote alternatives to abortion.

: Revises provisions relating to renewal of an intermediate driver's license.

: Creates the "Be an Organ Donor" special license plate.

: Creates special license plates for Boy Scouts of America, Girl Scouts of America, and recipients of the Girl Scouts Gold Award Medallion.

: Prohibits the issuance of drivers' licenses to non-citizens of the U.S. for a duration that exceeds the applicant's lawful presence authorized by the Immigration and Naturalization Service.

: Authorizes tax credits for contributions to pregnancy resource centers.

: Requires medical transport drivers to be certified and display a windshield placard when performing medical transports for compensation.

: Enacts various accountability measures for the operation of the Department of Transportation.

: Sets speed limits within school zones and requires drivers to use care with respect to pedestrians and bicyclists.

: Allows courts to suspend an individual's driver's license for up to one hundred twenty days for failure to stop for a school bus that is loading or unloading students.

: Revises various provisions relating to commercial drivers' licenses.

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

: Sets speed limits within school zones and requires motorists to exercise caution with respect to bicyclists, pedestrians, and motorcyclists.

: Establishes a "Freedom = Choice" special license plate.

: Revises provision relating to use of seat belts.

: Corrects the statutory references in accordance with the directives of Executive Order 02-03 signed by the Governor on February 7, 2002, relating to the State Highways and Transportation Commission.

: Provides for the staggering of commercial motor vehicle registrations.

: Revises provision relating to reinstatement of drivers' licenses.

: Designates portions of state routes 19 and 154 as the "Short Line Railroad Spur Historic Trail".

: Revises provisions relating to license plates for commercial motor vehicles.

: Requests the State Auditor to conduct an audit of the Gateway Clean Air Program that is implementing the vehicle emissions testing program for the St. Louis area.

: Designates a portion of interstate highway 29 in Holt County as the "William 'Bill' Lark Memorial Highway".

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

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

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to require Highways and Transportation commissioners to be elected from Congressional districts.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment placing state highway revenue under legislative budget authority.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment allocating all sales tax revenue on motor vehicles and trailers for highway and transportation use.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment authorizing the appointment of a Director of Transportation.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment restricting use of transportation revenue.

: Creates the Antiterrorism Fund and Fight Terrorism license plate.

: Changes motor vehicle emissions test for Franklin County residents from annual to biennial.

: Adds to the definitions of "driveaway operation," the movement of motor vehicles or trailers for the purpose of transporting vehicles from one place to another.

: Modifies the law regarding damage claims by rental companies for rental motor vehicles.

: Allows members of the Missouri Association of State Troopers Emergency Relief Society to obtain license plates bearing the organization's emblem.

: Designates a portion of Highway 71 and of Interstate 29 as memorial highways.

: Repeals a doubly-enacted section regarding the towing of motor vehicles from private property.

: Allows persons registering their vehicles to make a $1 donation to the organ donor program and revises parental consent notice for minors.

: Makes a technical change in the organ donation license law.

: Designates a portion of Highway 65 and a portion of State Highway 19 as memorial highways.

: Enacts various accountability measures which pertain to the operation of the Department of Transportation.

: Allows certain railroads within Missouri to be designated by the Division of Tourism as official state railroads.

: Allows operators of low-speed vehicles to use public highways under certain conditions.

: Establishes the Corporal Bobbie J. Harper Memorial Highway on U.S. Highway 71 within McDonald County.

: Designates a portion of Interstate 44 within Jasper and Newton County as the George Washington Carver Memorial Highway.

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