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History
- Referred to transportation
- Print number 1205a
- Amend and recommit to transportation
- Referred to transportation
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Authorizes a governmental agency or municipality to designate a highway or portion of highway as open for travel by an ATV
In Assembly Committee · Transportation · Sponsor Addie Jenne
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Sponsor's memo
BILL NUMBER:S1205A
Title of bill
An act to amend the vehicle and traffic law, in relation to designation of highways and public lands for travel by ATVs
Purpose
To allow ATVs to travel on certain highways and roads in order to gain access to nearby trails.
Summary of provisions
Section one of the bill amends subdivision one of section 2405 of the vehicle and traffic law to allow a governmental agency or municipality to designate a state highway or a highway controlled by a governmental agency as open for travel by ATVs in order to gain access to areas or trails near such highways if so determined.
Justification
This legislation would allow municipalities, by local option, to designate their public highways and/or portions thereof, as open for travel by ATVs in order to gain access to areas or trails adjacent to such highways. In some areas of the state, using these roads is really the only way to gain access to nearby trails.
Legislative history
S.1625 Third Reading Cal./A.1082 Transportation Committee
Fiscal implications
None to the state.
Effective date
Immediate.
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