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| Title: | Regarding House Bill 2277 Relating to All-Terrain Vehicles Used for Agricultural Purposes |
| Other Titles: | Kansas Department of Transportation Legislative Testimony (2001)
KDOT Legislative Testimony (2001)
House Bill 2277 Relating to All-Terrain Vehicles Used for Agricultural Purposes
HB 2277 Relating to All-Terrain Vehicles Used for Agricultural Purposes
Relating to All-Terrain Vehicles Used for Agricultural Purposes |
| Authors: | Kansas. Dept. of Transportation
Gudenkauf, Ken
Kansas. Legislature. House of Representatives. Committee on Transportation |
| Issue Date: | 19-Feb-2001 |
| Description: | Testimony regarding House Bill 2277, which amends K.S.A. 8-126 to include an all-terrain vehicle used for agricultural purposes as an implement of husbandry, by providing for the all-terrain vehicles to operate on federal and state highway right-of-way when used for agricultural purposes along with allowing their operating incidentally upon these same highways. KDOT opposes the incidental operation of these vehicles on the state and federal
highways due to their low visibility profile and their inability to maintain normal operating speeds on most highways. |
| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/1984/10487 |
| Appears in Collections: | Legislative Testimony Documents
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