Colorado § 42-14-106 - Penalties.
Full text of Colorado Colorado Revised Statutes § 42-14-106 — Penalties., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 42-14-106. Penalties.
The owner or operator of a vehicle or the owner of a loading location that violates this article commits a class B traffic infraction, punishable by a fine of not more than one hundred fifty dollars for the first offense or a fine of not more than five hundred dollars for a second or subsequent offense and by a surcharge of twenty dollars in accordance with section 24-4.1-119, C.R.S.
Source: L. 2011: Entire article added, (HB 11-1275), ch. 215, p. 944, § 2, effective July 1.
HIGHWAY SAFETY
ARTICLE 20
Transportation of Hazardous and Nuclear Materials
PART 1
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS - GENERAL PROVISIONS
42-20-101. Short title.
42-20-102. Legislative declaration.
42-20-103. Definitions.
42-20-104. General powers and duties of chief - department of public safety - cooperation from other state agencies.
42-20-105. Enforcement.
42-20-106. Regulatory authority of local governments - preemption - disposition of local fines and penalties.
42-20-107. Hazardous materials safety fund.
42-20-108. Rules and regulations for transportation of hazardous materials.
42-20-108.5. Materials used for agricultural production - exemption - legislative declaration.
42-20-109. Penalty for violations.
42-20-110. Immobilization of unsafe vehicles.
42-20-111. Additional penalties.
42-20-112. Reimbursement of local governments.
42-20-113. Hazardous materials spill - abandonment of vehicle containing hazardous material - penalty - definition.
PART 2
PERMIT SYSTEM FOR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
42-20-201. Hazardous materials transportation permit required.
42-20-202. Transportation permit - application fee - rules.
42-20-203. Carrying of permit and shipping papers.
42-20-204. Permit violations - penalties.
42-20-205. Permit suspension or revocation - rules.
42-20-206. Local government preemption.
PART 3
ROUTE DESIGNATION FOR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
42-20-300.3. Definitions.
42-20-301. Route designation.
42-20-302. Application for route designation - procedure - approval.
42-20-303. Road signs required - uniform standards.
42-20-304. Emergency closure of public roads.
42-20-305. Deviation from authorized route - penalty.
42-20-306. Transportation of hazardous materials through Eisenhower-Edwin C Johnson Memorial Tunnels - study - definitions - repeal. (Repealed)
PART 4
NUCLEAR MATERIALS - GENERAL PROVISIONS
42-20-401. Legislative declaration.
42-20-402. Definitions.
42-20-403. Chief to promulgate rules and regulations - motor vehicles.
42-20-404. Inspections.
42-20-405. Violations - criminal penalties - definition.
42-20-406. Violations - civil penalties - motor vehicles.
42-20-407. Repeat violations - civil penalties.
42-20-408. Compliance orders - penalty.
PART 5
NUCLEAR MATERIALS PERMIT SYSTEM
42-20-501. Nuclear materials transportation permit required - application.
42-20-502. Permits - fees.
42-20-503. Carrying of shipping papers.
42-20-504. Rules and regulations.
42-20-505. Penalties - permit system.
42-20-506. Permit suspension and revocation.
42-20-507. Local government preemption.
42-20-508. Route designation - motor vehicles.
42-20-509. Strict liability for nuclear incidents.
42-20-510. Statute of limitations.
42-20-511. Nuclear materials transportation fund.
PART 1
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS - GENERAL PROVISIONS
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