Wisconsin Legislature: Motor vehicle

Motor vehicle operating privileges: seizure of license by court or law enforcement modified; nonresident, reinstatement, and DOT provisions - AB178

Motor vehicle operating privileges: seizure of license by court or law enforcement modified; nonresident, reinstatement, and DOT provisions - SB134

Neighborhood electric vehicle: municipality may permit crossing an intersection with an STH, under 40 MPH speed limit, without DOT consent [A.Sub.Amdt.1: further revisions, neighborhood electric vehicle redefined as a low-speed vehicle, operation on certain highways with speed limit of 35 mph or less permitted, forfeiture and demerit points provisions] - SB321

OAR and OWS: penalties revised [Sec. 2954, 9350 (3)] - AB75

OAR ``first offense" penalty exception revised - AB96

OAR, OWS, and OWL provisions of 2005 WisAct 412 repealed, new penalties created; court-ordered revocation made permissive and DOT administrative revocation requirement eliminated for fourth offense, great bodily harm or death provision; penalties for driving around or through a railroad crossing gate or barrier or failure to stop for a traffic officer or railroad employee at a crossing revised; JRCCP report - AB181

Occupational license eligibility revised when operating privilege is suspended or revoked in certain cases - SB34

Operating privilege revocation for fourth offense OAR, OWS, or OWD: court-ordered revocation made permissive and DOT administrative revocation requirement eliminated - AB177

Operating privilege revocation for fourth offense OAR, OWS, or OWD: court-ordered revocation made permissive and DOT administrative revocation requirement eliminated - SB133

Operating privilege suspension or revocation for OWI or prohibited BAC violations: person prohibited from purchasing or leasing a motor vehicle for the duration; occupational license and felony penalty provisions; JRCCP report - SB33

Operator's license examining stations: statutory requirement to provide eyesight exams at stations in each county repealed; DMV service centers provision [Sec. 2919, 2920, 9450 (7); original bill only] - AB75

Operator's licensing tests: DOT contract with third-party testers (law enforcement agencies) [Enrolled AB-75: Sec. 2216e, 2916b, 2917g, r, 2918m, 2962g, r] - AB75

OWI law revisions re ignition interlock device ordered by the court, penalties increased, expanding a Winnebago County sentencing pilot program to other counties, and first offense penalties; Judicial Council to establish advisory sentencing guidelines; JRCCP report [S.Sub.Amdt.2: further revisions, Judicial Council and JRCCP provisions removed, trial court may order probation, and court may not release a person after conviction but before sentencing in certain cases; A.Amdt.1: appropriation added] - SB66

OWI monetary and imprisonment penalties changed; counting number of convictions by the court revised; county can ask DOT not to reinstate operating privileges until person has reimbursed county for jail costs - AB156

OWI penalty revisions re occupational license, ignition interlock device, driver safety plan, certain DOT statistics, monetary and imprisonment penalties; DOT to publish OWI conviction notices in official newspaper where the conviction occurred or where the person resides - AB151

OWI violation: DOT required to purge record of conviction, suspension, or revocation after 10 years unless a person has a CDL or was operating a commercial motor vehicle at time of offense - AB50

OWI violation: first offense changed to misdemeanor, LESB to establish rules for a sobriety checkpoint program, counties required to seek reimbursement from persons confined in jail, wine and liquor tax deposited into the intoxicated and drugged driver fund, definition of prohibited BAC, court may not release person after conviction but before sentencing, reinstatement of driving privileges and surcharges and fees for first offense, DOT to keep permanent record of first offense; JRCCP report - AB547

Period of revocation of operating privileges for certain OWI-related offenses revised; person with revoked privileges required to contact DOT when released from jail or prison - AB283

Period of revocation of operating privileges for certain OWI-related offenses revised; person with revoked privileges required to contact DOT when released from jail or prison - SB102

Photographic ID required on election day to vote or register to vote at the polls: constitutional amendment (1st consideration) - AJR125

Photographs on motor vehicle operators license and ID cards: DOT to make available to DOJ in digital format; DOJ to provide electronic access to certain law enforcement agencies - AB230

Proof of financial responsibility: requirement that nonresident provide in order to reinstate suspended operating privilege or vehicle registration eliminated (remedial legislation) - SB489

Road tests for ``Class D" vehicle operators: DOT may contract with third party testers - SB58

Road tests for ``Class D" vehicle operators: DOT may contract with third party testers; private driver training schools and other private institution provisions - AB216

Wireless telecommunications device: use of prohibited while driving; definition, exceptions, penalty, and probationary license or instruction permit holder provisions - AB429

Wireless telecommunications device: use of prohibited while driving; definition, exceptions, penalty, and probationary license or instruction permit holder provisions - SB306

motor vehicle _ drunken drivingMotor vehicle — Drunken driving, see Drunken driving

motor vehicle _ emission standardsMotor vehicle — Emission standards, see Motor vehicle — Regulation

motor vehicle _ equipmentMotor vehicle — Equipment

Automotive oil filters and oil absorbent materials: disposal of used materials in landfills prohibited [A.Sub.Amdt.1: further revisions, waste oil definition and exception added] - AB258

Automotive oil filters and oil absorbent materials: disposal of used materials in landfills prohibited - SB186

Bittering agent added to engine coolant and antifreeze required; exceptions, penalty, and civil liability immunity provisions - AB842

Bittering agent added to engine coolant and antifreeze required; exceptions, penalty, and civil liability immunity provisions - SB663

Child safety alarm required in certain vehicles used to transport children to and from a child care provider; DCF duties, emergency rule, and penalty provisions; JRCCP report - AB176

Child safety alarm required in certain vehicles used to transport children to and from a child care provider; DCF duties, emergency rule, and penalty provisions; JRCCP report - SB141

Child safety alarms in child care vehicles: certain effective dates re 2009 WisAct 19 modified [Enrolled AB-75: Sec. 3416g-j] - AB75

Headlamps and other lamps on vehicles: use required during periods of limited visibility, definition and penalty provisions - AB581

Headlamps and other lamps on vehicles: use required during periods of limited visibility, definition and penalty provisions - SB382

Ignition interlock device: judge required to order for certain OWI offenses; penalty for tampering with device modified; payment and surcharge provisions; eliminates option to immobilize or seize vehicle - AB283

Ignition interlock device: judge required to order for second OWI and certain prohibited BAC offense; penalty for tampering with device modified; eliminates option to immobilize or seize vehicle - AB17

Lead acid batteries: seller required to charge a deposit - SB700

Mobile emergency communications equipped vehicle owned by an amateur radio organization and used exclusively for emergency communications: 5 year registration for set amount allowed - AB82

Safety belt law primary enforcement authorized, forfeiture increased [Sec. 2991, 2992, 9350 (4), 9450 (6); Enrolled AB-75: forfeiture increase removed, specified as being mandatory, federal incentive grant provision, effective date, 9150 (5c), (14q), 9450 (6q), (7q)] - AB75

School bus inspections: DOT to specify fee by rule; funds to be used to administer program [Sec. 301, 2215, 9150 (2), 9450 (5); original bill only] - AB75

Weather radio systems: businesses that install or sell vehicle radios required to include - AB19

Wheel weights and other wheel balancing products containing lead: prohibiting the installation, sale, and distribution of - AB544

Wheel weights and other wheel balancing products containing lead: prohibiting the installation, sale, and distribution of - SB364

motor vehicle _ inspectionMotor vehicle — Inspection, see Motor vehicle — Regulation

motor vehicle _ insuranceMotor vehicle — Insurance, see Insurance — Motor vehicle

motor vehicle _ license plateMotor vehicle — License plate, see Motor vehicle — Taxation or registration; Motorcycle — Taxation or registration

motor vehicle _ operator_s licenseMotor vehicle — Operator's license, see Motor vehicle — Driver's license

motor vehicle _ parkingMotor vehicle — Parking, see also Garage

Failure-to-stop requirements expanded to include vehicle that departs a highway or certain premises; reporting requirement and owner liability provisions - AB351

Failure-to-stop requirements expanded to include vehicle that departs a highway or certain premises; reporting requirement and owner liability provisions - SB252

Habitual parking violator: county or municipal ordinance for the immobilization or removal, impoundment, and disposal permitted; conditions and fee provisions - AB183

Habitual parking violator: county or municipal ordinance for the immobilization or removal, impoundment, and disposal permitted; conditions and fee provisions - SB297

Model parking ordinance: U.W. Extension to develop and make publicly available, preference for low emission vehicles - AB649

Model parking ordinance: U.W. Extension to develop and make publicly available, preference for low emission vehicles - SB450

Parking on streets adjacent to State Capitol park: reserved hours revised - AB923

Parking on streets adjacent to State Capitol park: reserved hours revised - SB565

Reserved parking spaces along highways for certain persons: municipal ordinance allowed; conditions, permit fee, and traffic sign or marker provisions - AB469

Special ID card issued by DOT re parking privileges for persons with disabilities: penalties for misuse revised - AB284

Special ID card issued by DOT re parking privileges for persons with disabilities: penalties for misuse revised - SB652

Special registration plates for vehicles leased to person with a disability that limits the ability to walk: redundant provision repealed (remedial legislation) - SB490

motor vehicle _ publicly_ownedMotor vehicle — Publicly-owned

Renewable and alternative fuels: OEI to promote use of in state owned and operated vehicles - AB408

Renewable and alternative fuels: OEI to promote use of in state owned and operated vehicles - SB279

motor vehicle _ registrationMotor vehicle — Registration, see Bus and truck — Taxation or registration; Motor vehicle — Taxation or registration; Motorcycle — Taxation or registration

motor vehicle _ regulationMotor vehicle — Regulation, see also Court — Traffic; Drunken driving; Implied consent or alcohol concentration

Ambulance inspection: DOT to promulgate rules and specify fee; funds to be used to administer program [Sec. 300, 302, 2777, 2778, 9150 (4), 9450 (9); original bill only] - AB75

Ambulance operator safety program: DOT to establish and administer; driver schools, technical colleges, and authorized emergency vehicle exemption from traffic restrictions - AB724

Ambulance operator safety program: DOT to establish and administer; driver schools, technical colleges, and authorized emergency vehicle exemption from traffic restrictions - SB518

ATV operation on roadway and shoulder of highway, street, or road by person at least 16 years old for access to residence or lodging establishment authorized under certain conditions; definition, ordinance, enforcement, and DOT provisions - AB435

Bicycle and EPAMD requirements eliminated re distance from a parked vehicle and audible signal when passing; opening door of a motor vehicle on a highway without checking traffic first prohibited [S.Amdt.2: distance from parked vehicle requirement limited to parked school bus or motor bus; S.Amdt.3: forfeiture revised and provisions for passengers under age 16 added] - SB29

Cellular telephone or other wireless telecommunications device: person under age 18 operating a motor vehicle with an instruction permit or probationary license prohibited from using; forfeiture provision - AB341

Driver's license suspension for failure to pay traffic judgment: maximum period revised [A.Sub.Amdt.1; deleted by A.Amdts.] - AB75

Electronic text message: driving while composing or sending prohibited, exceptions and penalty provisions [A.Sub.Amdt.1: further revisions, composing or sending email added, exceptions expanded; A.Amdt.5: exceptions expanded; A.Amdt.6: driver education course provision added; S.Amdt.1: forfeiture modified] - AB496

Electronic text message: driving while composing or sending prohibited, exceptions and penalty provisions - SB355

Electronic text messaging device: use while operating a motor vehicle prohibited; definition, exception, and penalty provisions; increased penalties for causing bodily harm or death; JRCCP report - SB103

Emission inspection and maintenance program revision re who is allowed to perform; temporary vehicle emission inspection exemptions permitted - AB719

Emission inspection and maintenance program revision re who is allowed to perform; temporary vehicle emission inspection exemptions permitted - SB505

Extended-range electric vehicles sales and use tax exemption; property tax exemption for charging station for electric vehicles; property, sales, and use tax exemptions for machinery and certain property used in qualified research in manufacturing, silviculture, or biotechnology; vehicle emission inspection and maintenance program sunsetted; extended-range electric vehicle grant program created; super research and development income and franchise tax credit modified; JSCTE appendix report - AB712

Failure-to-stop requirements expanded to include vehicle that departs a highway or certain premises; reporting requirement and owner liability provisions - AB351

Failure-to-stop requirements expanded to include vehicle that departs a highway or certain premises; reporting requirement and owner liability provisions - SB252