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- Medium-speed_vehicle abstract "A medium-speed vehicle is legally allowed to travel up to 35 mph (56 km/h). It is a relatively new class of vehicles allowed on the roads of some states in the United States. Montana's SB0185 was the first law to define this class of vehicle. The U.S. states of Kentucky, Minnesota, Montana, Oklahoma, Oregon, Texas, Tennessee, and Washington all now have laws that allow for such vehicles. Colorado has passed a law allowing MSVs that travel up to 45 mph (72 km/h) on roads with posted to that speed or less once DOT adopts standards. Additional states are considering such measures.It is similar to a Neighborhood Electric Vehicle.Many of the existing neighborhood electric vehicles such as the ZENN, the Ford Think Neighbor, and the Kurrent can easily be modified to travel at 35 mph (56 km/h).".
- Medium-speed_vehicle wikiPageExternalLink mediumspeedvehicles.aspx.
- Medium-speed_vehicle wikiPageID "19593913".
- Medium-speed_vehicle wikiPageRevisionID "582049526".
- Medium-speed_vehicle subject Category:Medium-speed_vehicles.
- Medium-speed_vehicle subject Category:Vehicle_law.
- Medium-speed_vehicle comment "A medium-speed vehicle is legally allowed to travel up to 35 mph (56 km/h). It is a relatively new class of vehicles allowed on the roads of some states in the United States. Montana's SB0185 was the first law to define this class of vehicle. The U.S. states of Kentucky, Minnesota, Montana, Oklahoma, Oregon, Texas, Tennessee, and Washington all now have laws that allow for such vehicles.".
- Medium-speed_vehicle label "Medium-speed vehicle".
- Medium-speed_vehicle sameAs m.04mzsmc.
- Medium-speed_vehicle sameAs Q6807161.
- Medium-speed_vehicle sameAs Q6807161.
- Medium-speed_vehicle wasDerivedFrom Medium-speed_vehicle?oldid=582049526.
- Medium-speed_vehicle isPrimaryTopicOf Medium-speed_vehicle.