HB3239 regulates the operation of non-highway vehicles in Illinois, including utility-type vehicles, and sets fees for their registration and titling.
HB3239 amends the Illinois Vehicle Code to establish rules for non-highway vehicles, including utility-type vehicles. It mandates that these vehicles must be registered and titled with the Secretary of State, with specific fees for different types of vehicles. Utility-type vehicles must be operated only during daylight hours and cannot cross certain highways except at intersections. The bill also sets forth safety requirements for these vehicles, such as having headlights and tail lamps lit and being equipped with necessary safety features.
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