SB583,9 Section 9. 23.33 (1) (ng) 2. b. of the statutes is amended to read:

SB583,4,3 23.33 (1) (ng) 2. b. It has a width of 50 65 inches or less as measured laterally between the outermost wheel rim on each side of the vehicle, exclusive of tires, mirrors, and accessories that are not essential to the vehicle's basic operation.

SB583,10 Section 10. 23.33 (1) (ng) 2. d. of the statutes is amended to read:

SB583,4,6 23.33 (1) (ng) 2. d. It travels on 3 or more low-pressure tires or non-pneumatic tires.

SB583,11 Section 11. 23.33 (2) (b) 4. of the statutes is amended to read:

SB583,4,11 23.33 (2) (b) 4. Owned or leased by a political subdivision of the state and or a federal agency, used for enforcement or emergency purposes , and the name of the political subdivision is prominently displayed on the exterior of the all-terrain vehicle or utility terrain vehicle.

SB583,12 Section 12. 23.33 (3) (em) of the statutes is amended to read:

SB583,4,17 23.33 (3) (em) With Except as provided in sub. (11m), with a passenger riding in or on any part of a an all-terrain vehicle or utility terrain vehicle that is not designed or intended to be used by passengers while the all-terrain vehicle or utility terrain vehicle is being operated on an all-terrain vehicle route, all-terrain vehicle trail, or roadway as authorized in this section.

SB583,13 Section 13. 23.33 (3) (ht) of the statutes is created to read:

SB583,4,21 23.33 (3) (ht) On all-terrain vehicles routes, all-terrain vehicles trails, public lands, or roadways unless the person complies with all stop signs, yield signs, and other regulatory signs established by rule under sub. (8) (e).

SB583,14 Section 14 . 23.33 (3g) (e) of the statutes is created to read:

SB583,4,24 23.33 (3g) (e) The person is being transported for medical reasons while under the care of emergency personnel.

SB583,15 Section 15 . 23.33 (3g) (f) of the statutes is created to read:

SB583,5,4 23.33 (3g) (f) The person is an emergency responder who is responding to an emergency that is directly related to the function of a city, town, village, county, state agency, federal agency, federally recognized American Indian tribe, or public safety corporation.

SB583,16 Section 16. 23.33 (4) (d) (intro.) of the statutes is amended to read:

SB583,5,9 23.33 (4) (d) Operation on roadway. (intro.) A person may operate an all-terrain vehicle or utility terrain vehicle on the roadway portion of any highway if the person complies with the applicable speed limit and only in the following situations:

SB583,17 Section 17 . 23.33 (4z) (a) 3. of the statutes is created to read:

SB583,5,11 23.33 (4z) (a) 3. Provide for the development of safety information signs.

SB583,18 Section 18 . 23.33 (6) (a) of the statutes is amended to read:

SB583,5,16 23.33 (6) (a) A person who operates an all-terrain vehicle or utility terrain vehicle during hours of darkness or during daylight hours on any highway right-of-way is required to display a lighted headlamp and tail lamp on the all-terrain vehicle or utility terrain vehicle.

SB583,19 Section 19. 23.33 (6) (cd) of the statutes is created to read:

SB583,5,20 23.33 (6) (cd) Except as provided in sub. (11m), no person may operate an all-terrain vehicle or utility terrain vehicle that is equipped with any of the following:

SB583,5,22 1. A lamp that emits any color of light other than white or amber and that is visible from directly in front of the all-terrain vehicle or utility terrain vehicle.

SB583,5,25 2. A lamp that emits any color of light other than red, yellow, amber, or white and that is visible from directly behind the all-terrain vehicle or utility terrain vehicle.

SB583,6,1 3. A flashing lamp that emits any color other than yellow or amber.

SB583,20 Section 20. 23.33 (6) (ch) of the statutes is created to read:

SB583,6,12 23.33 (6) (ch) Except as provided in sub. (11m), if an all-terrain vehicle or utility terrain vehicle with headlamps is equipped with additional adverse weather lamps, spot lamps, auxiliary lamps, or any other lamp on the front of the all-terrain vehicle or utility terrain vehicle that is capable of projecting a beam of intensity of more than 300 candlepower, the operator of the all-terrain vehicle or utility terrain vehicle may not light more than 4 lamps on the front of the all-terrain vehicle or utility terrain vehicle simultaneously, not including flashing amber or yellow lights, within 500 feet of an oncoming all-terrain vehicle, utility terrain vehicle, or other vehicle upon a roadway, all-terrain vehicle route, all-terrain vehicle trail, or public area.

SB583,21 Section 21. 23.33 (6) (cp) of the statutes is created to read:

SB583,7,3 23.33 (6) (cp) Except as provided in sub. (11m), when the operator of an all-terrain vehicle or utility terrain vehicle equipped with multiple-beam headlamps, adverse weather lamps, spot lamps, auxiliary lamps, high-beam lamps, or any other lamps other than those required by this subsection approaches an oncoming all-terrain vehicle, utility terrain vehicle, or other vehicle within 500 feet or approaches or follows an all-terrain vehicle, utility terrain vehicle, or other vehicle within 500 feet to the rear of that vehicle, the operator shall dim, depress, or tilt the multiple-beam headlamps, adverse weather lamps, spot lamps, auxiliary lamps, high-beam lamps, or any other lamps of the all-terrain vehicle or utility terrain vehicle so that the glaring rays are not directed or reflected into the eyes of the operator of the other vehicle, all-terrain vehicle, or utility terrain vehicle. This paragraph does not prohibit an operator from intermittently flashing the high-beam headlamps of the all-terrain vehicle or utility terrain vehicle at an oncoming all-terrain vehicle, utility terrain vehicle, or other vehicle whose high-beam headlamps are lit.