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Code · Montana · Title 61 — Motor Vehicles · Chapter 8 · Part 7

61-8-726. Violating speed limit in school zone -- penalty doubled -- disposition of fines.

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61-8-726 . Violating speed limit in school zone -- penalty doubled -- disposition of fines.
(1)A person convicted of violating a special speed limit in a school zone imposed by a local authority pursuant to 61-8-310 (1)(d) is guilty of a misdemeanor. Upon arrest and conviction, the person shall be punished by a fine of not less than double the penalty provided for the violation in 61-8-711 .
(2)The fine proceeds must be allocated as follows:
(a)50% of the fine collected must be distributed as provided in 3-10-601 , 46-17-402 , or 46-18-235 ; and
(b)50% must be forwarded to the local authority that adopted the special speed limit as provided in 61-8-310 (1)(d) for the purposes of erecting signs providing notice of the school zone, the speed limit, and the penalty or for other local law enforcement needs.
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