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33	28		ENGROSSED HOUSE
34	29		BILL NO. 3661 By: Sterling of the House
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38	33		Weaver of the Senate
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44		-	prohibition for all-terrain vehicles - effective date ]
	41	+	prohibition for all-terrain vehicles - effective
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49	47		BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOP LE OF THE STATE OF OKLA HOMA:
50	48		SECTION 1. AMENDATORY 47 O.S. 2021, Section 11 -1116, is
51	49		amended to read as follows:
52	50		Section 11-1116. A. The self-propelled or motor-driven and
53	51		operated vehicles des cribed in this section shall be pro hibited from
54	52		operating or shall be limited in operation on the streets a nd
55	53		highways of this sta te.
56	54		B. Self-propelled or motor-driven cycles, known and commonly
57	55		referred to as "minibikes" and other similar trade names, sh all be
58	56		prohibited from operating on the streets and highwa ys of this state,
59	57		except:
60	58		1. When used in a parade; or
61		-	2. When registered, as required by subsection E of Section 1151
62		-	of this title, and operated in this state by food vendor services
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	85	+	2. When registered, as required by subsection E of Section 1151
	86	+	of this title, and operated in this state by food vendor services
90	87		upon streets having a speed limit of thirty (3 0) miles per hour or
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92	89		All minibikes offered for sale in this state shall bear the
93	90		following notice to the customer: "This machine is not manufactured
94	91		or sold for operation on the public st reets or highways. Since it
95	92		is not provided with equipment req uired by law for street or highway
96	93		use, all persons are cautioned that a ny operation of this vehicle
97	94		upon a public street or highwa y will be in violation of the motor
98	95		vehicle laws of this state and will subject the violat or to arrest."
99	96		C. Golf carts and utility vehicles, as def ined by Section 1102
100	97		of this title, shall not be operated on the streets and highways of
101	98		this state except:
102	99		1. Golf carts or utility vehicles owned by the Oklahoma Touri sm
103	100		and Recreation Department , and operated by employees or agen ts of
104	101		the Department or employees of independent management companies
105	102		working on behalf of the Department, may be operated on the s treets
106	103		and highways of this state during daylight hours or und er rules
107	104		developed by the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Commi ssion, when
108	105		the streets and highways are located within the boundaries o f a
109	106		state park. The Department shall have warning signs pl aced at the
110	107		entrance and other locations at those state parks allowing golf
111	108		carts or utility vehicles to be operated on the s treets and highways
112		-	of this state located within the boundaries of those state parks.
113		-	The warning signs shall state that golf cart s and utility vehicles
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	135	+	of this state located within the boundaries of those state parks.
	136	+	The warning signs shall state that golf cart s and utility vehicles
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142	138		operators shall take special precautio ns to be alert for the
143	139		presence of golf carts or utility vehicles on the streets and
144	140		highways;
145	141		2. The municipal governing body has adopted an ordinance
146	142		governing the operation of golf carts an d/or utility vehicles on
147	143		city streets; provided, such ordinance s shall include necessa ry
148	144		vehicle lighting and safety requirements;
149	145		3. Golf carts or utility vehicles may operate on state highway s
150	146		only if making a perpendicular crossing of a state highway l ocated
151	147		within the boundaries of a municipality which has adopte d an
152	148		ordinance governing the operation of golf carts and/or utility
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154	150		4. The board of county commi ssioners of a county has approved
155	151		the operation of golf cart and/or utility vehicle tr affic on
156	152		roadways within the county, and:
157	153		a. the roadway has a posted speed limit of t wenty-five
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159	155		b. the roadway is located in an unincorporat ed area, and
160	156		c. appropriate signage, cautioning motorists of the
161	157		possibility of golf c art or utility vehicle traf fic,
162	158		is erected by the board of coun ty commissioners; or
163		-	5. Street-legal utility vehicles that are register ed as a motor
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	185	+	5. Street-legal utility vehicles that are register ed as a motor
	186	+	vehicle pursuant to s ubsection B of Section 1 1-171.1 of this act
192	187		title may be operated on the streets and highways of this state .
193	188		Provided, however, street-legal utility vehicles shall not be
194	189		operated on the National System of Interstate an d Defense Highways
195	190		or U.S. highways.
196	191		D. All-terrain vehicles shall not be operated on the streets
197	192		and highways of this s tate, except:
198	193		1. On unpaved roads which are located within the boundaries of
199	194		any property of the Forest Service of the United States D epartment
200	195		of Agriculture;
201	196		2. On highways if:
202	197		a. the vehicle needs to make a direct crossing of the
203	198		highway while the veh icle is traveling upon a
204	199		regularly traveled trail and needs to continue travel
205	200		from one area of the trail to another and, if the
206	201		vehicle comes to a complete stop, yields the right-of-
207	202		way to all oncoming traffic that constitutes an
208	203		immediate hazard, and cro sses the highway at an angle
209	204		of approximately ninety (90) degre es to the direction
210	205		of the street or highway . This exception shall not
211	206		apply to divided highways or highways with a posted
212	207		speed limit of more than thirty -five (35) miles per
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	235	+	b. the vehicle needs to travel on a highway in order to
	236	+	cross a railroad track. In that event, the all -
243	237		terrain vehicle may travel for not more than three
244	238		hundred (300) feet on a highway to cross a railroad
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246	240		c. the operator of the al l-terrain vehicle making the
247	241		crossing at a highway has a valid driver license, and
248	242		d. the operator of the vehicle makes a crossing on a
249	243		highway during daylight hours only;
250	244		3. On streets and highways within a municipality if the
251	245		municipal governing body ha s adopted an ordinance governing the
252	246		operation of golf carts, u tility vehicles or all -terrain vehicles on
253	247		streets and highways within t he municipality; or
254	248		4. On roadways within unincorporated a reas of a county if those
255	249		roadways are not part of the state h ighway system or the National
256	250		System of Interstate and Defense Highways; provided, how ever, that
257	251		the driver is a licensed driver.
258	252		E. Mopeds, as defined by Section 1-133.2 of this title, may be
259	253		operated on the streets and highways of this state if:
260	254		1. The municipal governing body has adopted an ordinance
261	255		governing the operation of mopeds o n city streets; provided, such
262	256		ordinances shall include necessary vehicle lighting a nd safety
263	257		requirements; or
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265		-	the operation of mop eds on roadways within the county, not including
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	284	+	2. The board of county commissioners of a county has appro ved
	285	+	the operation of mopeds on roadways w ithin the county, not including
	286	+	roadways within a municipality.
294	287		SECTION 2. This act shall become effective November 1, 2022.
295		-	COMMITTEE REPORT BY: COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SAFETY
296		-	March 28, 2022 - DO PASS AS AMENDED
	288	+	Passed the House of Representatives the 7th day of March, 2022.
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	297	+	Passed the Senate the ___ day of ___ _______, 2022.
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