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SB 260
(Stipe/Tyler): Authorizes the Department of
Transportation to expend funds from the Railroad Maintenance
Revolving Fund for the purpose of installing signal lights,
gate arms, or other warning devices at locations approved by
the Oklahoma Corporation.
SB 854
(Leftwich/Kirby): Designates the Korean War Veterans
Memorial Highway, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Highway, the
World War I Veterans Memorial Highway and the World War II
Veterans Memorial Highway.
SB
1066 (Weedn/Plunk): Increases the reimbursement for
reported vehicle revenue miles for public transportation
from twenty-four cents ($0.24) per mile to seventy-five
cents ($0.75) per mile to eligible entities.
SB
1277 (Stipe/Adair): Creates the Oklahoma Beautification
Through Outdoor Advertising Rehabilitation and Diminishment
Act. It authorizes the Department of Transportation to
promulgate rules relating to legal nonconforming outdoor
advertising structures for the purpose of highway
beautification.
SB
1365 (Kerr/Beutler): Creates the "County Road
Improvement Enhancement Revolving Fund". Under the bill the
Department of Public Safety is required to promulgate rules
to issue a permit and design an application to allow
tolerance of 10% on axle weight in certain counties. The
bill prohibits such tolerance on the National System of
Interstate and Defense Highways. The bill also establishes a
fee for the purchase of the permit and specifies that any
revenue generated from such purchase shall be deposited into
the County Road Improvement Enhancement Revolving
Fund.
HB
2659 (Ostrander/Radon): Authorizes the use of red or
blue flashing lights on wreckers and tow vehicles while at
the scene of an emergency.
HB
2928 (Davis/Wilkerson): Requires the Transportation
Commission to include the principle access roads to every
city and town not served by the State Highway System, which
has a United States Post Office or a population in access of
one hundred (100) persons, on the map that shows all of the
highways on the State Highway System.
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