___________________ moved that HB 1130 be amended as follows:
" Section 1. That § 32-25-7 be amended to read:
32-25-7. The Transportation Commission may establish, by rules promulgated pursuant to
chapter 1-26, a maximum speed limit of less than that established by §§ 32-25-1.1 and 32-25-4 upon
any highway or portion of highway under the jurisdiction of the Department of Transportation, and
any portion of highway under the jurisdiction of a state or federal agency if requested by the agency.
The speed limit established by the commission is the maximum speed that any person may drive or
operate any vehicle or class of vehicle upon that portion of highway. The Department of
Transportation shall conspicuously post signs at the beginning and end of a portion of highway to
show the maximum speed limit established by the commission on that portion of highway. A
violation of any maximum speed limit established by the commission pursuant to this section is a
Class 2 misdemeanor petty offense and shall be equal to and distributed in the same manner as a
Class 2 misdemeanor.
Section 2. That § 32-21-30 be amended to read:
32-21-30. The driver of a motor vehicle shall comply with any lawful order, signal, or direction
of a peace officer; submit to any lawful inspection under this chapter, and comply with the provisions
or requirements of a warning ticket issued by a peace officer. A violation of this section is a Class
2 misdemeanor petty offense and shall be equal to and distributed in the same manner as a Class 2
misdemeanor. Venue of a violation of this section shall be in the county where such offense takes
place, or in which such warning ticket is issued and delivered, and, in the event such county is
unorganized, trial shall be had in the county to which it is attached for judicial purposes.
Section 3. That § 32-5-98 be amended to read:
32-5-98. Except as otherwise specifically provided, no person may operate or drive a motor
vehicle on the public highways of this state unless the vehicle has a distinctive number assigned to
it by the department, and two number plates, bearing the number conspicuously displayed,
horizontally and in an upright position, one on the front and one on the rear of the vehicle, each
securely fastened. The plates shall at all times, as far as is reasonably possible, be kept clear and free
of mud, ice, or snow so as to be clearly visible. All number plates, markers, or stamps evidencing
registration or licensing of any vehicle in this or any foreign state, territory, district, or possession
and any plate, marker, or stamp used in substitution for or in lieu of the number plates required by
this section by virtue of any law or executive order for any prior year or years shall be removed from
such vehicles. A motorcycle is only required to display one number plate. The motorcycle plate may
be mounted in any visible manner other than upside down. A violation of this section is a Class 2
misdemeanor petty offense and shall be equal to and distributed in the same manner as a Class 2
misdemeanor. "