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MO HB1724

Bill

Status

Introduced

2/14/2012

Primary Sponsor

Billy Wright

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Origin

House of Representatives

2012 Regular Session

AI Summary

HB 1724 Summary

  • Prohibits operating or maintaining motor vehicles on public highways in Missouri with dyed motor fuel in the fuel tank, with limited exceptions.

  • Exempts vehicles that received dyed fuel outside Missouri in jurisdictions where such fuel is permitted for highway use.

  • Exempts dyed fuel uses that are lawful under the Internal Revenue Code and Missouri regulations.

  • Exempts motor vehicles engaged in public safety or utility service restoration during a gubernatorial state of emergency declaration, including public utility and rural electric cooperative vehicles and their contractors.

  • Establishes criminal penalties of class A misdemeanor for knowingly violating provisions with intent to evade fuel taxes, with liability matching federal penalties under 26 U.S.C. Section 6715.

Legislative Description

Allows certain motor vehicles to operate on public highways with dyed fuel during any Governor-declared state emergency

Last Action

Voted Do Pass (H)

3/27/2012

Committee Referrals

Transportation3/8/2012

Full Bill Text

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