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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 189 — Traffic regulations -- vehicle equipment and storage

189.2327 Fines in highway work zone -- Highway work zone safety fund.

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(1)Subject to the requirements of subsection
(2)of this section, if a violation of KRS
189.2326, 189.290 to 189.575, or 189.910 to 189.960 occurred in a highway work
zone, the fine shall be:
(a)1. Five hundred dollars ($500) if no person is physically injured or dies as
a result of the violation. Notwithstanding the provisions of KRS
189.999, the fine under this paragraph is prepayable; and
2. A driver may attend a state traffic school or a county attorney-operated
traffic safety program established pursuant to KRS 186.574 for a
violation of KRS 189.2326; and
(b)Not less than five hundred dollars ($500) nor more than ten thousand dollars
($10,000) if the violation results in physical injury to or death of any person.
(a)In order for an increased fine to be imposed under this section, the highway
work zone must have:
1. Signs displayed informing drivers of the existence of a highway work
zone and that fines are increased in it; and
2. At least one
(1)bona fide worker is present in the highway work zone.
(b)If a violation of any of the offenses identified in subsection
(1)of this section
can be classified as a misdemeanor, those penalties shall apply in addition to
the penalties in subsection
(1)of this section.
(3)All fines collected for violations in a highway work zone under this section shall be
deposited into a separate trust and agency account within the Transportation
Cabinet known as the highway work zone safety fund. The highway work zone
safety fund shall be used exclusively by the Transportation Cabinet to hire or pay
for enhanced law enforcement of traffic laws within highway work zones.
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