Idaho
Idaho Statutes — Title 49, Motor Vehicles
621 sections, each with the official text and a plain-English explanation of what it means for you.
- § 49-420D — Appaloosa license plates
- § 49-420J — selway-bitterroot wilderness plates
- § 49-420K — Idaho aviation foundation plates
- § 49-420M — Idaho 4-H plates
- § 49-420Q — pet friendly license plates
- § 49-420R — CHOOSE LIFE LICENSE PLATES
- § 49-420S — don’t tread on me license plates
- § 49-420T — USS IDAHO SSN 799 COMMEMORATIVE license plate
- § 49-420U — AN Appeal to heaven LICENSE plates
- § 49-421 — Registration cards
- § 49-422 — Registration fees — Manufactured homes and towed recreational vehicles
- § 49-425 — Lost certificate or license plate — Duplicates
- § 49-426 — EXEMPTIONS FROM OPERATING FEES
- § 49-427 — Registration card to be carried
- § 49-428 — Display of plate
- § 49-429 — Display of copy of application pending receipt of license plate
- § 49-430 — Registration to be renewed
- § 49-431 — Assignment or transfer of interest — Procedure
- § 49-432 — Temporary registration for residents and nonresidents — Fees
- § 49-434 — Operating fees
- § 49-434A — Penalties for failure to pay operating fees
- § 49-435 — Proportional registration of commercial vehicles
- § 49-437 — Increase in maximum gross weight — Fees for remaining portion of year
- § 49-438 — Penalty for exceeding registered gross weight or permitted maximum registered gross weight
- § 49-439 — Audit guidelines
- § 49-443 — License plates to be furnished by department — Form and contents
- § 49-443B — License plates for state vehicles and vehicles belonging to taxing districts
- § 49-444 — Recreation vehicle registration
- § 49-445 — Recreational vehicle annual license
- § 49-446 — County assessor to administer and collect license fee
- § 49-447 — Department to provide identification
- § 49-448 — Disposition of fees
- § 49-449 — Cancellation of registration upon notice of theft
- § 49-450 — Additional fee for each plate issued
- § 49-450A — Plate manufacturing account
- § 49-451 — vehicle license cost recovery fee — limitations
- § 49-452 — Emergency medical services fee
- § 49-453 — Motorcycle safety program fee
- § 49-454 — Project choice fee
- § 49-456 — Violations of registration provisions
- § 49-457 — ELECTRIC VEHICLE FEE — plug-in HYBRID VEHICLE FEE
- § 49-458 — military vehicles
- § 49-501 — Titling requirements — Exemptions
- § 49-501A — Application to vessel titling
- § 49-502 — Delivery of certificate of title upon sale or disposition — Reassignment by dealers
- § 49-503 — Issuance of certificate of title requisite to acquisition of title — Waiver or estoppel
- § 49-504 — Applications to department for certificates — Procedure — Identification numbers
- § 49-504A — Penalty for late filing — Transfer of certificate of title — Disposition of moneys
- § 49-505 — Issuance of certificates of title by department — Delivery — Electronic file for lienholders
- § 49-506 — Destruction of records
- § 49-507 — Departmental regulations for transfer of vehicles — Appointment of deputies and assistants
- § 49-508 — Cancellation of certificates of title — Return of registration receipts and license plates
- § 49-509 — Stolen vehicles — Reporting by officers
- § 49-510 — Liens and encumbrances — Filing — Fee — Notation on certificate — Constructive notice
- § 49-511 — Cancellation or discharge of lien or encumbrance
- § 49-512 — Security interests — Method of giving constructive notice exclusive
- § 49-512A — Effect of a terminal rental adjustment clause
- § 49-513 — Sale of encumbered vehicle — Consent of lienholder — Effect
- § 49-514 — Transfer of ownership by operation of law — Liens — Vehicles registered in foreign state — Certificates of title
- § 49-515 — Lost, mutilated or illegible certificates — Duplicate certificates
- § 49-516 — Junked or changed vehicles — Cancellation of certificate
- § 49-517 — Printing and form of certificates
- § 49-518 — Altering or forging certificate — Stolen cars — Destroying or altering engine or decal number — Use of fictitious name — Fraud
- § 49-519 — Operation of vehicle without certificate of title — Failure to surrender certificate — Salvage certificate
- § 49-520 — Refusal to issue certificate of title or register vehicle — Revocation after issuance or registration
- § 49-521 — Dealers in vehicles — Records of purchases and sales — Possession of certificates of title — Foreign vehicles
- § 49-522 — Endorsement "for junk only" on certificate when vehicle sold or transferred — Operation prohibited
- § 49-523 — Procedure when department unsatisfied as to ownership or security interests — Temporary registration procedure
- § 49-523A — title stop when ownership of vehicle disputed
- § 49-524 — Salvage certificate of title or electronic file to replace certificate of title or certificate of origin on vehicles
- § 49-525 — Salvage-certified vehicle — Branded certificate of title
- § 49-526 — Release of liability upon sale of vehicle
- § 49-527 — Purpose of transitional ownership document
- § 49-528 — Circumstances under which transitional ownership document acceptable as evidence of ownership
- § 49-529 — Mandatory rejection or invalidation of transitional ownership document by department
- § 49-530 — Discretionary rejection or invalidation of document by department
- § 49-601 — Application
- § 49-602 — Unattended motor vehicle
- § 49-603 — Starting parked vehicle
- § 49-604 — Limitations on backing
- § 49-605 — Driving upon sidewalk
- § 49-606 — Coasting prohibited
- § 49-607 — Opening and closing vehicle doors
- § 49-608 — Riding in manufactured homes or commercial coaches
- § 49-609 — Persons riding animals or driving animal-drawn vehicles
- § 49-612 — Obstruction to driver’s view or driving mechanism
- § 49-613 — Putting glass or other injurious materials on highway prohibited
- § 49-614 — Stop when traffic obstructed
- § 49-615 — Drivers to exercise due care
- § 49-616 — Driving through safety zone prohibited
- § 49-619 — Slow moving vehicles — Restrictions and exceptions, equipment — Emblems on certain machinery — Limited exemption
- § 49-623 — Authorized emergency or police vehicles
- § 49-624 — Driver duty upon approaching a stationary vehicle displaying flashing lights
- § 49-625 — Operation of vehicles on approach of authorized emergency or police vehicles
- § 49-626 — Following fire apparatus prohibited
- § 49-627 — Crossing fire hose
- § 49-630 — Drive on right side of roadway — Exceptions
- § 49-631 — Passing vehicles proceeding in opposite directions
- § 49-632 — Overtaking a vehicle on the left
- § 49-633 — When passing on the right is permitted
- § 49-634 — Limitations on overtaking on the left
- § 49-635 — Further limitations on driving on left of center of highway
- § 49-636 — One-way highways
- § 49-637 — Driving on highways laned for traffic
- § 49-638 — Following too closely
- § 49-639 — Turning out of slow moving vehicles
- § 49-640 — Vehicles approaching or entering unmarked or uncontrolled intersection
- § 49-641 — Vehicle turning left
- § 49-642 — Vehicle entering highway
- § 49-643 — Highway construction and maintenance
- § 49-644 — Required position and method of turning
- § 49-645 — Limitations on turning around
- § 49-648 — Obedience to signal indicating approach of train or other on-track equipment
- § 49-649 — Compliance with stopping requirement at all railroad grade crossings
- § 49-650 — Moving heavy equipment at railroad grade crossings
- § 49-651 — Emerging from alley, driveway or building
- § 49-652 — school safety patrols — failure to obey unlawful
- § 49-654 — Basic rule and maximum speed limits
- § 49-655 — Minimum speed regulation
- § 49-656 — Special speed limitations
- § 49-657 — Work zone speed limits — Penalty
- § 49-658 — School zone speed limit — Penalty
- § 49-659 — Stopping, standing or parking outside business or residential districts
- § 49-660 — Stopping, standing or parking prohibited in specified places
- § 49-661 — Additional parking regulations
- § 49-662 — Officers authorized to remove vehicles
- § 49-663 — Restricted use of neighborhood electric vehicles on highways
- § 49-665 — Riding on motorcycles
- § 49-666 — Motorcycle, motorbike, UTV and ATV safety helmets AND SEATBELTS — Requirements and standards
- § 49-669 — Snowmobile operation limited
- § 49-672 — Passenger safety for children
- § 49-673 — Safety restraint use
- § 49-674 — Harvest season
- § 49-675 — legislative intent
- § 49-676 — dyed fuel — inspection
- § 49-701 — Pedestrian obedience to traffic-control devices and traffic regulations
- § 49-702 — Pedestrians’ right-of-way in crosswalks
- § 49-703 — Pedestrians to use right half of crosswalks
- § 49-704 — Crossing at other than crosswalks
- § 49-705 — Pedestrians yield to authorized emergency vehicles
- § 49-706 — pedestrian with a disability has right-of-way
- § 49-707 — Pedestrians’ right-of-way on sidewalks
- § 49-708 — Pedestrians on highways
- § 49-709 — Pedestrians soliciting rides or business
- § 49-710 — Bridge and railroad signals
- § 49-713 — Application
- § 49-714 — Traffic laws apply to operators or riders of human-powered vehicles, bicycles, or electric-assisted bicycles — Due care
- § 49-715 — Riding on human-powered vehicles, bicycles, or electric-assisted bicycles
- § 49-716 — Clinging to or following vehicles
- § 49-717 — Position on highway
- § 49-718 — Riding two abreast
- § 49-719 — Carrying articles
- § 49-720 — Stopping — Turn and stop signals
- § 49-721 — Bicycles on sidewalks
- § 49-722 — Bicycle racing
- § 49-723 — Light and reflector required at night
- § 49-724 — Additional lights authorized
- § 49-725 — rights and duties of electric-assisted bicycles
- § 49-726 — insurance, licensing, and registration
- § 49-727 — labeling
- § 49-728 — path use by electric-assisted bicycles
- § 49-729 — violation
- § 49-801 — Obedience to and required traffic-control devices
- § 49-802 — Traffic-control signal legend
- § 49-803 — Pedestrian-control signals
- § 49-804 — Flashing signals
- § 49-805 — Display of unauthorized signs, signals or markings
- § 49-806 — Lane use control signals
- § 49-807 — Stop signs and yield signs
- § 49-808 — Turning movements and required signals
- § 49-809 — Signals by hand and arm or signal lamps
- § 49-810 — Method of giving hand and arm signals
- § 49-811 — Use of optical strobe light devices
- § 49-901 — Duties of department and director of Idaho state police
- § 49-902 — Scope and effect
- § 49-903 — When lighted lamps are required
- § 49-904 — Visibility distance and mounted height of lamps
- § 49-905 — Head lamps on motor vehicles
- § 49-906 — Tail lamps
- § 49-907 — Motor vehicles to be equipped with reflectors
- § 49-908 — Stop lamps and turn signals required on motor vehicles
- § 49-909 — Additional equipment required on certain vehicles
- § 49-910 — Color of clearance lamps, side marker lamps, and reflectors
- § 49-910A — Color of lamps and globes limited to certain vehicle classes
- § 49-911 — Visibility of reflectors, clearance lamps, and marker lamps
- § 49-912 — Obstructed lights not required
- § 49-913 — Lamp or flag on projecting load
- § 49-914 — Lamps on parked vehicles
- § 49-915 — School buses — Visual signal
- § 49-916 — Lamps on farm tractors, farm equipment and implements of husbandry
- § 49-917 — Lamps on other vehicles and equipment
- § 49-918 — Spot lamps and auxiliary lamps
- § 49-919 — Signal lamps and signal devices
- § 49-920 — Additional lighting equipment
- § 49-921 — Rear mounted acceleration and deceleration lighting system
- § 49-922 — Multiple-beam road-lighting equipment
- § 49-923 — Use of multiple-beam road-lighting equipment
- § 49-924 — Single-beam road-lighting equipment
- § 49-925 — Lighting equipment on motor-driven cycles
- § 49-926 — Alternate road-lighting equipment