Chapter 3 - Department Of Transportation

Chapter 3 - Department Of Transportation

Section 57-3-10. Department divided into divisions.
Section 57-3-20. Responsibilities and duties of division deputy directors.
Section 57-3-30. Office of Railroads; establishment; responsibilities; comprehensive state rail plan; interagency cooperation.
Section 57-3-40. Office of Public Transit; powers and duties.
Section 57-3-50. Establishment of highway districts; review.
Section 57-3-110. Powers and duties of Department of Transportation.
Section 57-3-120. Definitions.
Section 57-3-130. Special permit to operate or move vehicle exceeding maximum size, weight, or load or otherwise not in conformity with requirements; fee; discretion in issuing; conditions; security; annual permit; limited applicability of Title 1, Chapter 23.
Section 57-3-140. Permit for sheet tobacco trucks; fee; regulations; violation a misdemeanor; penalty.
Section 57-3-150. Multiple trip permit; annual trip permit.
Section 57-3-160. Permit for cotton modular vehicle.
Section 57-3-170. Open-end permit, deposit or bond required.
Section 57-3-180. Records, quarterly reports concerning trips; fees; records open to audit and inspection.
Section 57-3-190. Department may issue open-end or annual permits; height maximum; owner responsible for damage.
Section 57-3-200. Department of Transportation authorized to enter into agreements to finance construction and maintenance of highways, roads, streets, and bridges.
Section 57-3-210. Contracting with private operators of public transit systems; coordination of funding and resources; annual progress report of department; reporting requirements for entities using public funds for public transportation purposes; exemptions.
Section 57-3-220. Interim use of railroad right-of-way corridor held for railroad right-of-way preservation; reporting requirements.
Section 57-3-230. Secretary authorized to convene special advisory committee; purpose; membership; participation of other state agencies.
Section 57-3-600. Newly constructed roads.
Section 57-3-610. Naming a road, bridge, or highway in honor of an individual.
Section 57-3-615. Highway tolls; usage.
Section 57-3-618. Imposition and collection of toll on Interstate 73.
Section 57-3-625. Improvements bordering right-of-way at signal-controlled intersection; demolition or alteration of permanent building may not be required; property owner not to pay.
Section 57-3-630. Bringing of suits.
Section 57-3-640. Driveways and roads in state parks.
Section 57-3-650. Restoration, preservation, and enhancement of scenic beauty along highways; information centers.
Section 57-3-660. Streets, roads, and driveways at state institutions.
Section 57-3-670. Cooperation and contracts with Federal Highway Administration.
Section 57-3-680. Federal-aid projects which are not part of state system.
Section 57-3-690. Construction of county roads with Federal funds.
Section 57-3-700. Department as agent for counties.
Section 57-3-710. Counties shall make land payments and be liable for damages.
Section 57-3-720. Access facilities to state ports shipping and warehousing facilities.
Section 57-3-730. Cooperation with drainage districts in carrying drainage canals across state highways.
Section 57-3-750. Records of road projects, contacts, and force accounts, must be kept and open.
Section 57-3-755. Online transaction register of all funds expended; exemption; role of Comptroller General.
Section 57-3-760. Annual report.
Section 57-3-770. Gift of dirt and topsoil to landowner.
Section 57-3-780. Determinations required as to feasibility of high occupancy vehicle lanes, sidewalks, and bicycle lanes.
Section 57-3-785. Highway construction work zone signs.

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