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Code · South Dakota · Title 32 · Chapter 32-22

32-22-55. Schedule of penalties for operation of overweight vehicle.

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Any person who is convicted of the offense of operating a motor vehicle upon the public highways of this state with weight upon any wheel, axle, or groups of axles or upon more than one thereof greater than the maximum permitted by §§ 32-22-2 to 32-22-33 , inclusive, 32-22-47 and 32-22-48 shall be fined in addition to, and not in substitution for, any other penalties now provided by law for such offense in the following amounts:
In an amount equal to five cents per pound for each pound of such excess or combined excess weight over one thousand pounds if such excess is three thousand pounds or less.
In an amount equal to fifteen cents per pound for each pound of such excess or combined excess weight if such excess exceeds three thousand pounds and is four thousand pounds or less.
In an amount equal to twenty - two and one - half cents per pound for each pound of such excess or combined excess weight if such excess exceeds four thousand pounds and is five thousand pounds or less.
In an amount equal to thirty - seven and one - half cents per pound for each pound of such excess or combined excess weight if such excess exceeds five thousand pounds and is ten thousand pounds or less.
In an amount equal to seventy - five cents per pound for each pound of such excess or combined excess weight if such excess is more than ten thousand pounds.
The fine schedule in this section is assessed at a single rate according to the cents per pound penalty for the highest weight violation.
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