H07002022 Regular Session✓ Signed into law
Amends existing law to allow for certain off-highway vehicle travel on highways with speed limits of up to 65 miles per hour.
TRANSPORTATION -- Amends existing law to allow for certain off-highway vehicle travel on highways with speed limits of up to 65 miles per hour.
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STATEMENT OF PURPOSE
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The purpose of this legislation is to make it legal for the operation of off road vehicles, on state highways with a posted speed limit of 65 miles per hour or less.
HOW THEY VOTED
house Chamber· Mar 7, 2022
House Third Reading
✓ Passed
67 Yea
2 Nay
1 absentPassed by 65 votes
Republican
57 yea/0 nay
Democrat
10 yea/2 nay
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YEA (67)
RBarbara EhardtHD-033ARBrandon MitchellHD-006BRBrent CraneHD-013ADBrooke GreenHD-018BRBruce SkaugHD-010BRCaroline TroyHD-005BRChad ChristensenHD-032BRCharlie ShepherdHD-007BDChris MathiasHD-019BRClark KauffmanHD-025BRCodi GallowaySD-015DColin NashHD-016BRDavid CannonHD-030ARDorothy MoonHD-008BRDoug OkuniewiczSD-003RDustin ManwaringHD-029ARFred WoodHD-027BRGary MarshallHD-030ARGayann DeMordauntHD-014BRGreg ChaneyHD-010BRGregory FerchHD-021BRHeather ScottHD-002ADIlana RubelHD-018ARJames HoltzclawHD-020BDJames RuchtiSD-029RJason MonksHD-022BRJim AddisHD-004ARJoe PalmerHD-020ADJohn GannonHD-017ADJohn McCrostieHD-016ARJohn Vander WoudeHD-022ARJon WeberHD-034ARJudy BoyleHD-009BRJulianne YoungHD-030BRJulie YamamotoHD-011ARKarey HanksHD-035ARKevin AndrusHD-035ARLance ClowHD-025ARLaurie LickleyHD-025ARLinda HartgenSD-025RLori McCannHD-006ARMarco EricksonHD-033BRMarcus GibbsHD-032ARMatthew BundyHD-008ARMegan BlanksmaHD-008BRMike KingsleyHD-007ARMike MoyleHD-010ADNed BurnsHD-026ARPaul AmadorHD-004BRPriscilla GiddingsHD-007ARRandall ArmstrongHD-028ARRick YoungbloodHD-012BRRod FurnissHD-031BRRon MendiveHD-005ARRonald NateHD-034BRRyan KerbyHD-009ARSage DixonHD-001BRScott BedkeHD-027ARScott SymeHD-011ADSteve BerchHD-015ARSteven HarrisHD-021ADSusan ChewHD-017BRTammy NicholsSD-010RTerry GestrinHD-008ARTony WisniewskiHD-005BRVito BarbieriHD-003ARWendy HormanHD-032B
ABSENT / NOT VOTING (1)
senate Chamber· Mar 22, 2022
Senate Third Reading
✓ Passed
35 Yea
0 Nay
Passed by 35 votes
Republican
28 yea/0 nay
Democrat
7 yea/0 nay
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YEA (35)
RAbby LeeSD-009RCarl CrabtreeSD-007DCarrie SemmelrothSD-017RCharles WinderSD-020RChristy ZitoSD-008RDan JohnsonSD-006RDave LentSD-033DDavid NelsonSD-005RDoug RicksSD-034RFred MartinSD-015DGrant BurgoyneSD-016RJames RiceSD-010DJanie Ward-EngelkingSD-018RJeff AgenbroadSD-013RJim GuthrieSD-028RJim PatrickSD-025RJim WoodwardSD-001RKelly AnthonSD-027RKevin CookSD-032RLee HeiderSD-024RLori Den HartogSD-022DMarcus NyeSD-029RMark HarrisSD-035RMary SouzaSD-004DMelissa WintrowSD-019DMichelle StennettSD-026RPatti LodgeSD-011RPeter RiggsSD-003RRegina BayerSD-021RScott GrowSD-014RSteve VickSD-002RSteven BairSD-031RSteven ThaynSD-008RTodd LakeySD-023RVan BurtenshawSD-031
NAY (0)
LATEST ACTION
Reported Signed by Governor on March 24, 2022 Session Law Chapter 205 Effective: 07/01/2022
BILL INFO
- Session
- 2022
- Chamber
- house
- Status date
- Mar 25, 2022
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