MT SB533

Creates a "Nonambulatory Motorized Recreation Pass" for $5 (valid indefinitely) allowing individuals with permanent mobility disabilities to use motorized equipment on state recreational trails and roads managed by the Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Parks

Requires applicants to provide physician certification of nonambulatory status and proof of motorized equipment registration in Montana

Establishes a three-tier trail classification system: Class I (fully accessible by motorized wheelchair), Class II (partially accessible), and Class III (not accessible), with classifications posted at trailheads and online

Penalties include $60 fine for failure to display pass, $250 fine for using trails without a pass, and $50-$1,000 fine plus potential loss of hunting/fishing privileges for up to 6 months imprisonment for making false statements

Directs the department to reopen previously closed motorized trails, maintain trails for pass holders, and establish a dedicated state special revenue account funded by pass sales and one-third of collected fines