Montana SB533 revises laws to enhance access for nonambulatory individuals using motorized equipment on public trails and roads.
Montana SB533, the "Nonambulatory Recreation Access Act," revises laws to improve access for nonambulatory individuals using motorized equipment on public trails and roads. The bill establishes a nonambulatory motorized recreation pass, requiring applicants to provide personal information and certification from a physician. The Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Parks must reopen trails to motorized equipment use, maintain trails, and provide notice of restrictions. The bill categorizes trails into Class I, II, and III based on accessibility.
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