Section 32-17-15.1 - Silage or seasonal farm trucks exempt--Gross weight--Restrictions on use. - South-dakota Statutes

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32-17-15.1. Silage or seasonal farm trucks exempt--Gross weight--Restrictions on use. Any silage truck or seasonal farm truck, licensed under the provisions of § 32-5-97.1 and having a gross vehicle weight of six to twenty tons, shall be exempt from the provisions of §§ 32-17-1, 32-17-8, 32-17-11, 32-17-14, and 32-17-15; provided, however, such motor vehicles shall be operated only during daylight hours and only within a twenty-five mile road distance of the main entrance to the farm where such vehicle is ordinarily parked.

Source: SL 1975, ch 213.

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32-17-15.1. Silage or seasonal farm trucks exempt--Gross weight--Restrictions on use. Any silage truck or seasonal farm truck, licensed under the provisions of § 32-5-97.1 and having a gross vehicle weight of six to twenty tons, shall be exempt from the provisions of §§ 32-17-1, 32-17-8, 32-17-11, 32-17-14, and 32-17-15; provided, however, such motor vehicles shall be operated only during daylight hours and only within a twenty-five mile road distance of the main entrance to the farm where such vehicle is ordinarily parked.

Source: SL 1975, ch 213.

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32-17-15.1. Silage or seasonal farm trucks exempt--Gross weight--Restrictions on use. Any silage truck or seasonal farm truck, licensed under the provisions of § 32-5-97.1 and having a gross vehicle weight of six to twenty tons, shall be exempt from the provisions of §§ 32-17-1, 32-17-8, 32-17-11, 32-17-14, and 32-17-15; provided, however, such motor vehicles shall be operated only during daylight hours and only within a twenty-five mile road distance of the main entrance to the farm where such vehicle is ordinarily parked.

Source: SL 1975, ch 213.