FEE INCREASES FOR MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE OFFICES (Section 136.055)

Under current law, organizations acting as an agent of the Department of Revenue for the processing of motor vehicle title and registration transactions are permitted to collect fees as compensation. This act increases the maximum fee allowable for various transactions from either $3 or $2.50, depending on the type of transaction, to $6.

These provisions are identical to SB 114 (2019), provisions in the truly agreed to and finally passed CCS#2/HCS/SCS/SB 147 (2019), and provisions in SCS/HB 584 (2019).

JAKE BECKLEY MEMORIAL HIGHWAY (Section 227.453)

This act designates the portion of State Highway 79 from Spring Street continuing north to North Street in the City of Hannibal in Marion County as "Jack Beckley Memorial Highway".

This provision is identical to a provision in SCS/HBs 191 & 873 (2019), and a provision in HCB 5 (2019).

MOLLY BROWN MEMORIAL HIGHWAY (Section 227.454)

This act designates the portion of State Highway 79 from 5th Street continuing north to U.S. State Highway 36/Interstate 72 in the City of Hannibal in Marion County as "Molly Brown Memorial Highway".

This provision is identical to a provision in SCS/HBs 191 & 873 (2019), HB 875 (2019), and a provision in HCB 5 (2019).

SGT PHILLIP ANDERSON MEMORIAL HIGHWAY (Section 227.457)

This act designates the portion of State Highway 740 from Audubon Drive to .25 miles east of MO 763 in Boone County the "SGT Phillip Anderson Memorial Highway."

This provision is identical to a provision in SCS/HBs 191 & 873 (2019), HB 827 (2019), and a provision in HCB 5 (2019).

SPC STEVEN FITZMORRIS MEMORIAL HIGHWAY (Section 227.458)

This act designates the portion of State Highway 740 from .25 miles east of MO 763 to .35 miles west of Providence Boulevard in Boone County the "SPC Steven Fitzmorris Memorial Highway".

This provision is identical to a provision in SCS/HBs 191 & 873 (2019), HB 827 (2019), and a provision in HCB 5 (2019).

SPC JASON FINGAR MEMORIAL HIGHWAY (Section 227.459)

This act designates the portion of State Highway 740 from .35 miles west of Providence Boulevard to .25 miles west of Forum Boulevard in Boone County the "SPC Jason Fingar Memorial Highway".

This provision is identical to a provision in SCS/HBs 191 & 873 (2019), HB 827 (2019), and a provision in HCB 5 (2019).

SFC CHARLES SADELL MEMORIAL HIGHWAY (Section 227.460)

This act designates the portion of State Highway 740 from .25 miles west of Forum Boulevard to .25 miles south of State Highway TT in Boone County the "SFC Charles Sadell Memorial Highway".

This provision is identical to a provision in SCS/HBs 191 & 873 (2019), HB 827 (2019), and a provision in HCB 5 (2019).

SPC STERLING WYATT MEMORIAL HIGHWAY (Section 227.461)

This act designates the portion of State Highway 740 from .25 miles south of State Highway TT to the intersection of State Highway E and Aaron Drive in Boone County the "SPC Sterling Wyatt Memorial Highway".

This provision is identical to a provision in SCS/HBs 191 & 873 (2019), HB 827 (2019), and a provision in HCB 5 (2019).

RALPH BARRALE MEMORIAL HIGHWAY (Section 227.462)

This act designates the portion of Interstate 70 from State Highway A continuing east to Lake St. Louis Boulevard in St. Charles County as the "Ralph Barrale Memorial Highway".

This provision is identical to a provision in SCS/HBs 191 & 873 (2019), HB 827 (2019), HB 979 (2019), and a provision in HCB 5 (2019).

MARY HERSCHEND MEMORIAL HIGHWAY (Section 227.469)

This act designates the portion of State Highway 76 from Stonebridge Parkway continuing east to Old Highway 76 Road as the "Mary Herschend Memorial Highway".

This provision is identical to a provision in SCS/HBs 191 & 873 (2019), HB 1226 (2019), and a provision in HCB 5 (2019).

MARGUERITE ROSS BARNETT MEMORIAL HIGHWAY (Section 227.471)

This act designates the portion of State Highway 115 from Bellerive Acres to Marietta Drive in St. Louis County as "Marguerite Ross Barnett Memorial Highway".

This provision is identical to a provision in SCS/HBs 191 & 873 (2019), and a provision in HCB 5 (2019).

FIREFIGHTER JEFF SANDERS MEMORIAL HIGHWAY (Section 227.547)

This act designates the portion of State Highway E from Lafayette Street South to Outer Road 70 East in St. Louis County the "Firefighter Jeff Sanders Memorial Highway".

This provision is identical to a provision in SCS/HBs 191 & 873 (2019), and a provision in HCB 5 (2019).

WAYLON JENNINGS MEMORIAL HIGHWAY (Section 227.549)

This act designated the portion of State Highway P from Dove Nest Lane continuing east to State Highway M in St. Charles County as "Waylon Jennings Memorial Highway".

This provision is identical to a provision in SCS/HBs 191 & 873 (2019), HB 325 (2019), and a provision in the truly agreed to and finally passed HCS/SS/SB 210 (2019).

FIREFIGHTER TRAVIS OWENS MEMORIAL HIGHWAY (Section 227.550)

This act designates the portion of State Highway 6 beginning from U.S. State Highway 169 continuing east to Riverside Road through the city of St. Joseph in Buchanan County as "Firefighter Travis Owens Memorial Highway".

This provision is identical to a provision in SCS/HBs 191 & 873 (2019), and a provision in HCB 5 (2019).

SENATOR PHIL B. CURLS MEMORIAL HIGHWAY (Section 227.800)

This act designates the portion of Interstate 70 in Jackson County from the Blue Ridge Cutoff overpass continuing west to the Troost Avenue overpass the "Senator Phil B. Curls Memorial Highway".

This provision is identical to a provision in SCS/HBs 191 and 873 (2019), a provision in SCS/HB 584 (2019), and a provision in SB 342 (2019).

SENATOR PAULA J. CARTER MEMORIAL HIGHWAY (Section 227.801)

This act designates the portion of Interstate 70 in the city of St. Louis from the Salisbury Street overpass continuing west to the Goodfellow Boulevard overpass the "Senator Paula J. Carter Memorial Highway".

This provision is identical to a provision in SCS/HBs 191 and 873 (2019), a provision in SCS/HB 584 (2019), and a provision in SB 342 (2019).

GERALD T. LIZOTTE, JR. MEMORIAL HIGHWAY (Section 227.802)

This act designates the portion of Highway 32 in Dent County from Highway 72 continuing east to Craig Industrial Drive in the city of Salem the "Gerald T. Lizotte, Jr. Memorial Highway".

This provision is identical to a provision in SCS/HBs 191 & 873 (2019), a provision in SCS/HB 584 (2019), and similar to SB 331 (2019).

TRAILER LICENSE PLATE RENEWALS (Sections 301.010 and 301.067)

This act specifies that registrations for recreational trailers, as defined in the act, shall be payable in the month of May. Any fee that would have been due in December of 2019 shall be deferred until May of 2020.

These provisions are identical to SB 371 (2019), HB 52 (2019), and provisions in CCS#2/HCS/SCS/SB 147 (2019), and substantially similar to HCS/HB 2368 (2018).

DRIVER'S LICENSE REVOCATIONS FOR REFUSAL TO SUBMIT TO CHEMICAL TESTS (Sections 302.574 and 479.500)

This act specifies that where authorized by local court rule, traffic court judges in St. Louis County may review decisions of the Director of Revenue or Department of Revenue to revoke a person's driver's license for refusal to submit to a chemical test.

These provisions are identical to SB 137 (2019), provisions in SS/SCS/HCS/HB 192 (2019), and SB 1005 (2018).

ACCIDENTS OCCURRING IN WORK OR EMERGENCY ZONES (Sections 304.580, 304.585, and 304.894)

This act requires the Director of the Department of Revenue to revoke a driver's license upon notification by a law enforcement officer that an individual was involved in a physical accident where his or her negligence contributed to his or her vehicle striking a worker or highway worker, as defined in the act, within a properly designated construction or work zone (Section 304.585), or substantially contributed to his or her vehicle striking an emergency responder within a properly designated active emergency zone (Section 304.894). The Department shall base its determination of these facts on the report of the law enforcement officer investigating the incident, and its determination shall be final except as specified in the act. Required notice of the revocation shall be deemed received by the driver three days after mailing unless returned by the postal authorities. The notice shall clearly state the reason and statutory grounds for the revocation, the effective date of the revocation, the right to request a hearing, and the date by which the request must be made. The revocation shall be effective not sooner than 15 days from the Department's order.

Individuals who received notice of driver's license revocation may apply for immediate reinstatement by retaking and passing the written and driving portions of the driver's examination, or may petition the circuit court in the county in which the accident occurred. The revocation may be stayed pending the outcome of the case, as specified in the act. The county prosecutor shall act on behalf of the Director of Revenue at the hearing. The hearing shall determine only whether the person was involved in a highway accident when a worker or emergency responder was hit, whether applicable guidelines for notice and signage were properly implemented, and whether the investigating officer had probable cause to believe the person's negligence contributed to the vehicle striking a highway worker or substantially contributed to the vehicle striking an emergency responder. If the court determines any of these conditions to not be satisfied, the court shall order the Director to reinstate the individual's license.

Administrative rulings to reinstate a license under these provisions, and any related evidence, shall not be subject to subpoena or otherwise discoverable in any administrative, civil, or criminal case.

These provisions are identical to provisions in the truly agreed to and finally passed SCS/SB 89 (2019) and HCS/SB 371 (2019), and similar to SCS/SB 254 (2019) and HCS/HB 2287 (2018).

FINES IMPOSED IN A DESIGNATED SAFE TRAVEL ZONE (Section 304.590)

This act specifies that a court may, rather than shall, double the fine for certain traffic offenses when committed in a travel safe zone designated by the Missouri Department of Transportation.

These provisions are identical to the truly agreed to and finally passed SS/SCS/HCS/HB 192 (2019), and SB 91 (2019).

ERIC VANDER WEERD