Nev. Admin. Code § 482.007 - Special mobile equipment: "Incidentally operated or moved upon a highway" interpreted; vehicles not specified in statutory definitions
1. As used in
NRS
482.123 and
484A.245,
the Department will interpret the term "incidentally operated or moved upon a
highway" to mean the operation of:
(a) A motor
vehicle in an emergency situation, as determined by emergency personnel,
including, without limitation, a law enforcement agency or other appropriate
authority;
(b) Construction
equipment to patch a roadway that is operated subject to the terms of a
contract for a specific project;
(c) Snow removal equipment to clear snow from
highways during or immediately following inclement weather; or
(d) Special mobile equipment on a public
highway that is not a controlled-access highway as defined in NRS
NRS
484A.060, if the special mobile equipment
travels not more than 5 miles from the point at which the special mobile
equipment initially entered the public highway.
2. As used in NRS
NRS
482.123 and
484A.245,
the term "special mobile equipment" does not include:
(a) Any truck that:
(1) Is used as a water truck on any portion
of a public highway; or
(2) Was
originally designed and manufactured as a vehicle to carry cargo;
(b) Any vehicle:
(1) That is used to sweep any portion of a
public highway;
(2) That was
originally designed and manufactured to transport persons or
property;
(3) To which machinery
for sweeping is mounted or attached; or
(4) That has the capability of traveling long
distances over a controlled-access highway;
(c) Any trailer; or
(d) Any implements of husbandry.
Notes
NRS 482.123, 482.160, 484A.245
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