- Committees

SB 17

Repeals the motor vehicle safety inspection program and modifies enforcement of the seat belt law

SB 19

Allows motor vehicle owners to receive refunds for unused registration fees under certain conditions

SB 24

Bans bus drivers who are convicted of intoxicated-related traffic offenses from possessing a school bus endorsement

SB 26

Allows Department of Transportation to construct toll roads under certain conditions

SB 39

Allows common household goods carriers to request rate adjustments, makes certain indemnity agreements in motor carrier transportation contracts unenforceable, and subjects intrastate household good movers to motor carrier regulations in certain areas

SB 45

Modifies various provisions relating to transportation and motor vehicles

SB 50

Amends various provisions relating to commercial drivers licenses

SB 51

Increases the maximum length of driveaway saddlemount combinations from 75 feet to 97 feet

SB 52

Modifies various provisions relating to transportation and the regulation of motor vehicles

SB 82

Modifies various provisions relating to the regulation of motor vehicles

SB 91

Exempts dealers who sell only emergency vehicles from certain dealer licensure requirements

SB 101

Modifies numerous penalties for violations of motor vehicle licensing, registration, and equipment laws

SB 102

Increases the weight limit for certain motor vehicles equipped with idle reduction technology

SB 103

Modifies various provisions that relate to the registration of motor vehicles

SB 104

Modifies various provisions relating to regulation of motor vehicles

SB 105

Allows license plates to be encased in transparent covers

SB 124

Creates the "Local Community Rail Security Act of 2007"

SB 129

Modifies how local governments can regulate outdoor advertising and modifies provisions relating to sexually oriented billboards

SB 130

Modifies various provisions relating to the regulation of billboards

SB 139

Eliminates the annual State of the State Transportation Address given by the Director of the Department of Transportation to the General Assembly

SB 185

Establishes the "Drunk Driving Memorial Sign Program"

SB 190

Prohibits commercial inserts or other forms of advertising from accompanying motor vehicle registration notices

SB 200

Authorizes the Highways and Transportation Commission to take the necessary steps to implement and administer a state plan to conform with the Unified Carrier Registration Act of 2005

SB 205

Assesses fee on certain transporters that ship or transport radioactive waste within the state

SB 226

Modifies various provisions relating to the administration of intoxication-related traffic offenses

SB 231

Modifies local zoning authorities' control over billboards and allows the Highways and Transportation Commission to void billboard permits under certain conditions

SB 232

Designates a portion of Missouri Route 74/34 within Cape Girardeau County as the "John Oliver Jr. Parkway" and a portion of U.S. Highway 60 contained in Stoddard County as the "Sergeant Carl Dewayne Graham Jr. Memorial Highway"

SB 238

Requires removable windshield placards to be renewed every four years rather than two years

SB 239

Modifies various provisions relating to transportation and the regulation of motor vehicles

SB 240

Modifies numerous provisions relating to transportation and motor vehicles

SB 241

Allows the Department of Revenue to implement the requirements of the Federal Real ID Act

SB 252

Exempts motorcyclists age 21 and older from wearing a helmet when operating a motorcycle or motortricycle

SB 310

Submits to the voters a one-cent sales tax proposal to assist in the reconstruction, rebuilding, construction, and conversion of Interstate 70 and Interstate 44 into an eight-lane interstate system

SB 331

Eliminates the annual State of the State Transportation Address given by the Director of the Department of Transportation to the General Assembly

SB 335

Revises various laws regarding the registration, licensure and sale of motor vehicles

SB 341

Prohibits vessels from displaying spotlights that hinder the night vision of other vessel operators, requires vessels to be operated at slow no-wake speed within 100 feet of emergency vessels and defines the term "skiing" for purposes of watercraft law

SB 347

Defines "utility vehicle" for purposes of motor vehicle law and enacts various provisions regulating their use

SB 349

Expands the area in which local log trucks and local log truck tractors can operate

SB 350

Modifies the definition of "motor vehicle" contained in the Motor Vehicle Franchise Practices Act to include certain types of engines, transmissions, and rear axles

SB 352

Adds vehicles driven by conservation agents to the list of vehicles considered "emergency vehicles"

SB 363

Limits certain types of vessels from being operated within 300 feet of docks and piers and allows the Commissioner of the Water Patrol to establish an equitable pay plan

SB 371

Exempts self-propelled sprayers, floaters, and other forms of implements of husbandry that are used for spraying chemicals or spreading fertilizer from complying with titling, registration and license plate display laws

SB 377

Increases driver's license suspension periods for motorists who fail to stop for school buses that are loading or unloading children

SB 384

Modifies procedure for replacing stolen license plate tabs and allows license plates to be encased in transparent covers

SB 395

Designates a portion of State Route M between Old Lemay Ferry Road and Moss Hollow Road in the city of Barnhart as the "Officer Stephen Strehl Memorial Highway"

SB 396

Designates a portion of U.S. Highway 61/67 between Wolf Hollow Road and State Route M in the city of Barnhart as the "1922 Sulphur Springs Rail Disaster Memorial Highway"

SB 445

Exempts church bus drivers who transport children from the child passenger restraint system requirements of Section 307.179

SB 464

Requires all new signs erected after August 28, 2007, relating to disabled parking to contain the words "Accessible Parking" instead of "Handicap Parking"

SB 479

Repeals the motor vehicle safety inspection program, except for school buses, beginning January 1, 2008

SB 484

Revises procedure for conducting commercial motor vehicle roadside inspections and requires certain vehicle owners to verify registration with motor carrier services in order to obtain or renew license plates

SB 521

Removes weight limitation on certain farm use vehicles so that any commercial motor vehicle operated in intrastate commerce bearing a class F plate will be exempt from specified commercial motor vehicle laws

SB 543

Modifies various provisions relating to license plates and exempts certain motor vehicles from state safety inspection

SB 544

Requires motor vehicle owners to deposit old license plates with the Department of Revenue as part of a recycling program to benefit certain nonprofit organizations

SB 547

Creates an exception to the intermediate driver's license passenger restriction for students

SB 549

Adds emergency personnel killed while performing their duties to the list of individuals who are exempt from the formalized highway naming process

SB 580

Requires motorists who have had their driver's licenses suspended or revoked to display restricted license plates

SB 614

Establishes an affirmative defense for motorcyclists who proceed through a malfunctioning red light and allows motorcycles to be equipped with headlamp modulators that meet federal standards

SJR 1

Allows the Department of Transportation to construct and maintain toll roads

HB 28

Allows common carriers of household goods to request rate adjustments from the State Highways and Transportation Commission and repeals exemption for household carriers under Chapter 390, RSMo

HB 56

Designates a memorial bridge after Senator Bond and designates several memorial highways.

HB 155

Exempts motorcyclists age 21 and older from wearing a helmet when operating a motorcycle or motortricycle

HB 574

Modifies procedures for enforcing alcohol-related traffic offenses and allows the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners to delegate powers to hearing officers

HB 596

Modifies various provisions relating to transportation and the regulation of motor vehicles

HB 732

Adds emergency personnel killed while performing their duties to the list of individuals who are exempt from the formalized highway naming process set forth in Section 227.299, RSMo

HB 744

Changes the laws regarding outdoor advertising and commercial drivers' licenses

HB 796

Exempts any disabled person 65 years of age or older from the physician's statement requirement when renewing disabled license plates or placards

HB 933

Allows an application for a driver's license for a person deployed with the United States armed forces to be signed by a person who holds general power of attorney for the applicant