City Ords Chap 49- Traffic & Vehicle Code (shorter version)

Which of the following is NOT considered part of the 'expense' for providing a public safety response to impaired operation of a vehicle?

According to the content, what activities are included within 'other services' provided in response to impaired driving?

If a person operates a snowmobile with a blood alcohol level of 0.08%, what is the legal implication according to the content?

What is the blood alcohol level at which a person operating a motor vehicle is presumed to be under the influence of intoxicating liquor, according to the content?

What is the role of the City Treasurer in administering the article related to the expenses of emergency services for impaired driving?

Within what timeframe must a person liable for emergency service expenses related to impaired driving make full payment to the City Treasurer after receiving a detailed invoice?

A driver operates a motor vehicle while impaired. Which expense is the driver potentially liable for, according to the information?

Which of the following scenarios would make a person liable for the expenses of emergency services, according to the content?

What is the penalty for violating subsection (A) of section 49-36, which concerns snowmobile operation?

According to section 49-37, what is the penalty for operating a snowmobile in willful or wanton disregard for the safety of persons or property?

Under section 49-38, what blood alcohol content (BAC) level constitutes a violation while operating a snowmobile?

According to section 49-38, what is the consequence for visibly impaired snowmobile operation due to alcohol or substance use?

What action is prohibited under section 49-38 concerning snowmobile operation?

On what date did section 49-39, concerning convictions and penalties, become effective?

According to this ordinance, where is it illegal to operate a snowmobile in willful or wanton disregard for safety?

Which scenario would constitute a violation of section 49-37?

In a snowmobile-related prosecution not solely for violating § 49-38(A)(2), what presumption arises if a chemical analysis reveals a blood alcohol content of 0.06 grams per 100 milliliters of blood?

A snowmobile operator is found to have a blood alcohol content of 0.09 grams per 210 liters of breath. According to the law, what is the presumption regarding their ability to operate the snowmobile?

If a snowmobile operator has a blood alcohol content of 0.11 grams per 67 milliliters of urine, what legal presumption applies?

In a criminal prosecution for a crime described in § 49-51, under what condition is a snowmobile operator's refusal to submit to a chemical test admissible?

What instruction must the jury receive regarding a snowmobile operator's refusal to submit to a chemical test?

Before accepting a plea of guilty for violating § 49-38, what must the court advise the accused?

Before sentencing a person for violating § 49-38(A), what action must the court order, excluding court-ordered operating sanctions?

Who designates the person or agency responsible for conducting the screening and assessment for violations of § 49-38(A) or (C)?

Under what circumstances is a snowmobile exempt from needing a trail permit sticker?

What is the penalty for failing to secure a required snowmobile permit?

Under what condition can a snowmobile operate against the flow of traffic on a public highway right-of-way?

While operating a snowmobile on the right-of-way of a public highway, what is the required formation?

What action must a snowmobile driver take before crossing a bridge or culvert on the roadway or shoulder?

In a collision between a snowmobile and a vehicle permitted on the highway, what is presumed about the snowmobile driver?

Under what condition may a snowmobile be operated across a public highway?

What is the speed limit for snowmobiles on the right-of-way of a public highway in the absence of a posted snowmobile speed limit?

What is the maximum term of imprisonment for violating chapter 49, assuming no other law specifies a higher penalty?

According to chapter 49, if a vehicle lacks a Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), what can be used for identification purposes when impounding the vehicle?

A person violates section 49-6, operating while intoxicated, with a blood alcohol content of .17 or more. What is the minimum fine that could be imposed?

Which of the following best describes how the definitions in the Michigan Vehicle Code relate to Chapter 49?

According to chapter 49 concerning vehicle impoundment, which of the following vehicles would not be included under the definition of VEHICLE?

A person is convicted of violating a section of chapter 49 for which a specific penalty is not outlined. What is the maximum penalty that can be imposed?

If there is a conflict between a definition in the Michigan Vehicle Code and a definition within Chapter 49, how is that conflict resolved?

Chapter 49 adopts by reference Section 625(1)(c) of the Michigan Vehicle Code, MCL 257.625(1)(c), related to operating while intoxicated. What does "adopting by reference" mean in this context?

According to the provided text, what is a mandatory action the court must take upon accepting a guilty plea or verdict for violating 49-38(A) or (C)?

If a person is convicted under 49-38(A) and has no prior convictions within seven years for specific violations, what is the minimum penalty the court must impose?

What action must a Municipal Judge or Clerk of a Court of Record take immediately after a person is charged with violating 49-38(A) or (C)?

Who is responsible for covering the costs associated with screening, assessment, and rehabilitative services that are court ordered?

If a defendant believes a prior conviction used against them under 82130 of the Act is constitutionally invalid, what action can they take?

What is the range of time a court can prohibit a person from operating a snowmobile for a conviction under 49-38(A) if they meet certain criteria related to prior convictions?

What specific information must be recorded by the court in cases involving a violation of 49-38(A) or (C)?

If a person has one prior conviction within seven years for a violation of 82127(3) of the Act, what additional penalty WILL the court impose?