MO HB210

Community college district boards of trustees may establish vehicular traffic regulations, including speed limits, on campus thoroughfares, with authority to place official traffic control signals on campus property

Community college police officers must complete peace officer training as required under Chapter 590 before appointment, eliminating the previous option to complete training within six months after appointment

Community college police officers gain explicit authority to establish and enforce traffic regulations and general motor vehicle laws on college district thoroughfares

Motor vehicles on community college campus roads become subject to state motor vehicle laws (chapters 301, 302, 303, 304, 307, and 577), with violations treated the same as if occurring on public roads

Traffic regulation violations carry the same penalties as municipal ordinance violations, with points assessed under section 302.302 matching county or municipal ordinance violations