ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

February 3, 1977

IN

THE

MATTER

OF

)

)

R74—lO

MOTOR VEHICLE NOISE REGULATIONS

)

)

ORDER OF TH~BOARD

(by Mr. Dumefle):

The following is proposed as a Proposed Final Draft subject to

public continent in accordance with Procedural Rule 211 until March 25,

1977.

1.

Amend Rule 101 of Chapter 8:

Noise Regulations by adding

the following definitions:

(a)

Antique vehicle:

a motor vehicle

that

in more than

25

yá~sof age or a bona fide replica thcreof and which is

driver~on the highways only going to and returning from

an antique auto show or an exhibition, or for servicing

or

demonstration,

or

a

fire--fighting

vehic3

e

more

than

20

years

old

which is not used as fire—fighting equipment

but is used only for the purpose of exhibition or

demonstration.

(b)

Bus:

every motor vehicle designed for carrying more

than 10 passengers and used for the transportation

of persons; and every motor vehicle, other than a

taxicab,

desi.gned and used for the trancportation of

persons for compensation.

(c)

Cntr3?t,_. ),viv;’~~

or

n~jifir_

drvi re:

a

arv

i rr~which

iiirics

the

uxiiaüs?

system

gait

flow

so

as

to

discharge

any

exhaust

gas

and

acoustic

energy

to

the

atmosphere

without

passing through the enjire length of the

exhaust system including all, exhaust system sound

attenuation components.

(d)

Dealer:

every person engaged in the business of

selling vehicles to persons who purchase such vehicles

for purposes other than resale, and who has an established

place of business for such activity in this state.

24-7~

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—2--

(e)

Exhaust

system:

the

system

comprised

of

a

combination

of

components

which

provides

for

the

enclosed

flow

of

exhaust

gas

from

engine

par~~~s

to

the

atmosphere.

(f)

Farm

tractor:

every

motor

vehicle

designed

and

used

~rirriariiy

as

a

farm

implement

for

drawing

wa:~ons

plows

moving

machines

and

other

implements

of

hurbnndry,

and

every

implement

of

husbandry

which

is

self

propelled.

(g)

Fast

meter

response:

as

specified

by

American

National

~tandarcis

Institute

in

document

Si.

4—1971,

or

subsequent

revisions.

(h)

Gross

Vehicle

Weight

(GVW)

:

the

maximum

loaded

weight

for

which

a

moLor

vehicle

is

registered

or,

for

vehicles

not

so

reqisrored,

the

value

specified

by

the

manufacturer

as

the

I oaded

weight

of

the

vehicI

e.

(1)

Iqm’ay:

the

entire

vi dth

between

the

boundary

lines

of

every

way

publicly

ma:1 ntained

when

any

pai: t

thereof

is

open

to

the

use

of

the

public

for

punpares

of

vehicular

travel.

(j

)

Motorcycle:

every

ritoix:j:

velu. cJ ohavr!a~

a

rcn~t or

saddle

for

the

use

of

the

rider

and

designed

tn

Lravel

on

not

mare

~aa

3

wheel

a

In

COfl

In

Ct:

W~th

L he

g round

,

but

oxcluci In:~r

hracto1:

(k)

i~ioto:: drrncy3

eve in:

every

motorcyc~ c,

m:nar

scooter

03:

bic’clu

~:l tb

motO:n

::.Li:nchcd

,

vi

Lh

I earthen

l~O

cubic

cent:

101cr

p1.

di. splac~i:cnt.

(1)

Not:

even.

vehicle

mhicli

I a

scif~propoI

led

any

ccaci~inat.ion

oil

vehicles

which

are

p.r~peII od

or

drawn

by

a

vehicle

uhich

is

self~propc:l

led

(m)

Muff

en

:

a

device

for

aba tine

the

so

ala

at

cc

capi up

O.L

en

~uternat

cnmJiuai::~on

enq

air

(n)

New

iuol.o1

vehicle:

a

motor

vehicle

Lhe

cqui

able

or

~eqn.1

11.

Li

a

a

which

Inn;

ncvai

pw;~c~dLa

a

pa

raai

who

purchases

it

for

purposes

other

than

resale.

(o)

P~nisenqer

car:

a

motor

vehicle

designed

tar

thc

carrying

of.

not

more

than

ten

persons

,

cue

udincj

a

multi—purpose

passenger

vehicle,

except

any

motor

vehicle

of

the

second

division

as

defined

in

I.R.S.

oh.

95-1/2,

Section

1-146,

and

except

any

motorcycle

or

motor

driven

cycle.

24

—

736

---

—3—

(p)

Registered:

a vehicle is registered when a current

iegistra?ton certificate or certificates and registration

plates have been issued for it under the laws of any

state pertaining to the registration of vehicles.

(q)

Snowmobile:

a self-propelled device designed for

traveron snow or ice or natural terrain steered by

skis or runners,

and

supported in part by skis, belts,

or cleats.

Cr)

Special mobile equipmentt

evez~

ahicle not designed

or used primarily for the trans)

uation of persons or

property

and

only

incidentally

o,’.arated

or

moved

over

a

highway,

including

but

not

limited to:

ditch digging

apparatus,

well

boring

apparatus

and

road

construction

and

maintenance

machinery

such

as

asphalt

spreaders,

bituminous mixers, bucket loaders,

tractors other than

truck

tractors,

ditchers,

levelling

graders,

finishing

machines,

motor

graders,

road

rollers,

scarifiers,

earth

moving

carry

alls

and

scrapers,

power

shovels

and drag lines, and self—propeled

cranes and earth

moving equipment.

Cs)

Ta:ticai_m5litary_vehicle:

every

vehicle operated

by

iiTy federiI~i~

state RiTtary organization and designed

for use in field operations, but not including vehicles

such as staff cars and pernonnel carriers designed

prim’ rily for normal highway use.

Ct)

Y.E~.Q.?2t0r_vehtcle:

a

motor vehicle. that is not a

new

iactor

vehicle.

Cu)

Vc’hic)e:

every device in, upon or by which any person

6r

property

is

or

may

he

transported

or

drawn

upon

a

highway.

2.

Amend

Rule 102 of Chapter 8:

Noise Regulations to read:

Rule

107:

PROIITRTTION

OF

NOTRV~POT,1.1JTTON

No

person

shall

cause

or

a

low

the

emiusic)n

of

Sound

beyond

the

boundarie:;

ot

his

property,

as

property

is

defined

in

Section

25

of the Illinois Environmental Protectipn Act, so as to cause

noise pollution in Illinois, or so as to violate any provision

of this chdpter.

3.

Amend Rule 103 of Chapter 8:

Noise Regulations by substituting

the following:

24-737

---

~h

set

forth

ad,

duch

procedures

shall

~

irds

and

recommended

praL.

.

.

ational

Standures

lflstitu

.

.

,

at

Automotive

Engineers,

revisions

thereof,

iflc?udincj

ANSi

~.

~969,

ANSI

Sl.2—

1962,

and

SAD J—lb~.

a she

be revised

from

Lime

to

time

to

.r~a

enqinaerinq

judgment

and

advances

in

noise

meas~

‘

.ecbniques.

Such

procedures,

and

revisa

ona

Lher

~.

shall

not

become

effective

until

filed

wj

f.h

the

Index

Division

of

the

Office

of

the

Secretary

of

State

as

required

by

“An

Act

concerning

administrative

ru

cc

,

approved

June

14,

1951,

as amended.

(b)

Procedures

Appli

cable

only

t.o

Part

2

~i

Chapter

8

Measurement

procedures

to

determine

whether

emissions

of

sorad

comply

with

Part:

2

shall

be

in

substanLial

confoni~ity

with

ANSI

S1.6—1967,

ANSI

S1.4—l971——Type

I

Precd

I on,

ANSI

Si,

111956,

and

ANSI

51.13—1971

FbI

ci

Meth:

2

(c)

P:rocednrea

iipnhicebic:

on

y

to

Per hI

01

C’hnri:r~r

8

(1)

Measurement

procedures

to

da lame

no

whether

emisrl

ore;

of

scund

comul y

with

Ruler

31

O~-313

of

I art

3

sInai 1

he

in

subs tantial

conformi

by

with

ANSI

SI

.

4—

19 / 1--Type

I

Precision

or

Type

ii

General

Purpose

,

eec

ANSi

Sl.

13—1971

Field

Method,

provided

that

procedn~ cc

for

in

a

surcuen:

unde:c

hul

a

313

shell

Ic

in

subsL~.n

coal

or;

hy

with

those

or tablished

by

Lhe

U

S.

De~r:rIra

of

Tree :porteL

j

on

punane et

to

Sac

Li on

1

9

of

the

Icc

n

Noire

Control

Act

of

1972.

(2)

The

Agency

may

prova

de

t or

lucarurenient

at

distances other than

the

50

feet

specified

in

Rules

310

through

313,

provided

that

correction

factors

are

applied

so

that

the

sound

level

s

so

determined

are

substantially

equivalent,

to

those

measured

at

50

feet

and

the

measurement

distance

does

not

exceed

100

feet.

The

correction

factors

ured

shall

be

consistent

with

California

flcqhway

Patrol

Sound

Measurement

Procedures

JIPU

8l~1.

(3)

Measurements

to

determine

c~)m~3i

cance

wi tli

Rules

310

air

312 she

1 be

rnadc~ on

y

in

locations

where

motor

vehicles

are

operating

on

grades

of

less

than

3.

4.

AcId

a

new

Part

3 to

Chapter

8:

Noise

Regulations

as

follows:

24

—

738

---

—5—

PART 3—-SOUND EMISSION STANDARDS AND LIMITATIONS FOR MOTOR

VEIl

ICLES

SUBPART

A

—--EQUIPMENT

STANDARDS

APPLICABLE

TO

ALL

MOTOR

\TEII_ICLES

Rule

301:

EXHAUST

SYSTEM

(a)

No

person

shall

operate

or

cause

or

allow

the

operation

of

a

motor

vehicle

unless

tbc

exhaust

system

of

such

vehicle

is

(1)

equipped

with

a

muffler

or

other

sound

dissipative

device;

(2)

free from defects which affect sound reduction;

and

3)

not

equipped

with

any

cutouL,

bypass

or

simi

ar

device.

(b)

No

person

shall

install

any

parts

in

or

otherwise

mod:i fy

the

cooling,

intake

or

erhaust

system

of

a

motor

vehicle

in

a

manlier

which

will

anulify

or increase the

sound

level

emitted

by

that

vehicle

above

the

level

cmi

tted

I ys

noR

vehicle

with

the

eguipment.

original

ly

in st

IleA

011

LILO

vetic1~

,

so

a

to

prc~cce~cxc:cs

ive

or unusus

noise,

No

per

;on

rho

11

o~era to

or

cause

or

allow

the

operation

of

a

motor

vehicle

\ihi

oh

has

been

50

OtOCJ

-ct.

(c)

Ho

pe:on

srall

sell

any

parts

for

the

cooling

,

intahe

or

exanuss

system

or:

a

motor

vehicle

when

ne

knows

or

has

reason

to

know

that

the

parts

are to be

iris tall

eä

on

a

vehicle

on

which

they

ill

amplify

or

increase

the

sound

level

emitted

by

at:

vehicle

above

the

level

emitted

by

such

vehicle

with

tI

qulpmcnt

oi:iqinaly

installed

on

the

rrchic

so as

educe exceasive or unusual

Rule

302:

TIRES

No person shall operate or cause or allow the operation

of

a motor vehicle with one

or

more

tires

having

a

tread

pattern

which

is

composed

primarily

of

~avities

in

the

tread

(excluding

sipes

and

local

chunkinq)

which

are

not

vented

by

grooves

to

the

tire

shoulder

or

circumfercntialiy

to

each

other

around

the

tire.

Rule

303:

INSPECTIONS

No

certificate

of

safety

she

1

be

issued

for

any

motor

vehicle

of

a

type

sublect

to

safety

inspection

in

this

State

unless

it

complies

with

the

requirements

of

Subpart

A

of

this

Part.

24

—

739

---

—6—

SUBPART

B--OPERATIONAL

STANDARDS

Rule

310:

STANDARDS

APPLICABLE

TO

ALL

PASSENGER

CARS

AND

TOOTII~

MOTOR

VEDICLES

WITH

GVW

OF

ZERO

TO

8

,

000

POUNDS

(a)

Applicability

This

Rule

310

shall

apply

to

all

passenger

cars

regardless

of

weight

arid

to

other

motor

vehicles

with

a

gross

vehicle

weight

of

zero

to

8,000

pounds,

except

motorcycles

and

motor

driven

cycles.

(b)

Standards

for

Highway

Operation

No

person

shall

operate

or

cause

or

allow

the

operation

of

a

motor

vehicle

subject

to

this

Rule

at

any

time

under

any

conditi

ons

of

load

,

aced

oration

or

deceleration

in

such

a

manner

asto

exceed

the

following

limits

(1)

On

highways

with

speed

limits

of

35

miles

per

hour

or

less,

74

hH (A)

,

when

operating

on

a

grade

of

less

than

3,

measured

with

fast

meter

response

at

50

feet

from

the

centerline

of

lane

of

travel,

or

an

equivalent

sound

level

limit

measured

in

accordance

with

procedures

established

under

Hold

103;

(2)

On

hiqlar

vs

with

speed

liinit:s

of

more

than

35 mileS

per

hour,

~

rib

(A)

,

or

85

on

çn)

if

the venicle

is

equ ippa

A

wI

Lb

two

or

vnor

c:-

snow

or

ii

id,’ snow

tires

measured

wi tic

fac~:

nct or

rnspeJisc~

at

50

1 oct

fr:aa

the

centerline

of

lan

et

ti:avei

,

or

an

equivalent

sound

level

limit

rneascn ~r

sri

accordance

with

procedures

established

under

tule

103,

Rule

311

:

~TA11DAPUt

APPLICABLE

TO

NOTOR

VET

ICLES

WI

TN

CVW

iN

LXCH

P

OH

8

,

000

POUNDS

(a)

Appli

cobi

I

ly

This

Rule

311

shall

appy

to

motor

vehicios

wit

ii

a

gross

vehicle

weight

in

excess

of

8,000

pounds,

except

passenger

cars.

(b)

Standards

for

Highway

Operation

No

person

shr

1

operate

or

cause

or

allow

tile

operation

of

a

motor

vehicle

subject

to

t.his

Rule

at

any

time

under

any

condi tions

of

highway

grade,

load,

accelarati

on

or

deceleration

in

such

a

manner

as

to

exceed

the

fo.

lowing

1

imi ts:

24

—

740

---

—7—

Cl)

On highways with speed limits of 35 miles per

hour or less, 86 dB (A), measured with fast meter response

at 50 feet from the centerline of lane of travel, or an

equivalent sound level limit measured in accordance with

procedures established under Rule 103;

(2)

On

highways

with

speed

limits

of

more

than

35

miles

per

hour,

90 dB(A) measured with fast meter response at

50 feet from the centerline of lane of travel, or an equivalent

sound level limit measured in accordance with procedures established

Cc)

Standard for Operation under Stationary Test

No person shall operate or cause or allow the operation

of a motor vehicle subject to this Rule, powered by an

engine with engine spped governor, which generates a sound

level in ~xc~s

of 88 dB(A) measured with fast meter response

at 50 foot from the longitudinal centerline of the vehicle

or an equivalent sound level limit measured in accordance with

procedures established under Rule 103, when that engine is

accelerated from idle with wide open throttle to governed

speed with i-he vehicle stationary, transmission in neutral,

or

clutch

engaged.

Ru).c 312:

ST1tNDARDS

APPLICABLE

TO

MOTORCYCLES

AND

MOTOR

DRIVEN

CV

eTa:

(a)

~Ef1!~a

This Rule 312 shall apply to all motorcycles and motor

driven

Cb)

Standards

for

Highway

Operation

No

person

shall

operate

or

cause

or

allow

the

operation

of

a motor vehicle subject to this Rule at any time or under any

cond3 tions of -load, acceleration or deceleration in such a

maini’~ras

Ic

exceed

the

following

limit

Li:

(1)

On highways with speed limits of 35 miles per

hour or less,

78 dB(A), when operating on a grade of less

than 3,

measured with fast meter-response at 50 feet from

the centerline of lane of travel, or an equivalent sound

level limit measured in accordance with procedures established

under

24—741

---

—8--

(2)

On highways with speed limits of more

then

35

m~ies

per hour,

86 dB(A) measured

with

fast

meter

response

at

50

feet

from

the

centerline

of

lane

of

travel,

or

an

equivalent

sound

level

limit

measured

in

accordance

with

procedures

established

under

Rule

103.

Rule

313

:

EXCEIdNON

ROil

AND

STANDARDS

APPLICABlE

TC)

MOTOR

CAl

N

jl

Nh

1

pg ICI

P

iN

N~F

r\l

F

O~

1

~

1

Ii

~l

NP

CT

TO

OPEl

~rj

~gp~

j

(i~hTJE)

P PEP

~

jOL~

P

i:TDEJ~/~L

NOi

SE

CONTROL

ACT

OF

1.972.

(a)

Appilcability

(1)

After

the

effective

date

of

the

federal

standards

contained

in

40

Code

of

Federal

Regulations

(CFA)

Part

202,

this

Rule

313

shall

apply

to

motor

carriers

engaged

in

interstate

commerce

with

resect

tO

nolse

emis

S

ions

repel

atud

by

such

federal

standards

Motor

carrier

operations

Pa

Pemnened

pursuant

to

iRe i a

1

04

to

be

governed

by

this

Ru

e

shall

be

excel

)tCCI

from

Rules

301,

302,

and

311

(2)

This

Rule

shall

apply

to

motor

carriers

with

respect

only

to

the

operation

of

those

motor

rub

c:

es

of

such

camr3. ens

which

base

a

p russ

vehicle

\Yciqllt

is

hi

~cç

or

gross

combination

weight

ratinq

in

excess

of

10,000

pounJs,

and

only

when

cccli

motor

m’ his

eec

an a

opera

Led

under

~be

~uociitions

~P~c:

fLoP

below.

(3)

Except

as

prc~ideh

a

subperegreob

(‘1)

of

this

par~icjrspi

(a)

,

this

Rule

shell

aeply

to

the

Lcea

1

sound

pi oduced

by

such

mel or

vej

~:1us

\Sh

en

operatLeg

eels

s

the

sp~o±f

inc

conditIons,

laded

np

the

sound

prodoed

by

auxiliary

cpu :Lpmun 0

moe sled

on

such

motor

vehec

I us

(4)

This

Eu

e

shell

not

apply

to

auxiliary

epuepoont

~eh:Lch

is

normal

ly

operated

only

when

the

traucuorting

\~eh

sic

isct.

atJonary

or

I

ILloc

up

at

a

speed

of

5

ml

I us

per

hour

or

less

Esenpi

cc

of

such

eguipment

I noluda

,

Eel

are

not

limited

to,

crflH~e,

;npleil

~

51(1

;,

HP

(~ipqic,

tip

1

(1

~1ucry

pumps

,

air

compressors

,

welders

,

and

ret

use

CO1li~5C

LoiS

-

(b)

Equipment

Standards

(1)

Visual

exhaust

system

inspection.

No

motor

carrier

subject to

thrs

Nule

shall

operate

any

motor

vehicle

of

a

type with

respect

to

which

this

Rule

is

applicable

unless

the

exhaus

L

syc tem

of

such

vehicle

is

(a)

equipped

wi

Eli

a

muff

icr

or

other

noise

di ssi

pative

dcvi cc;

(h)

free

from

defects

which

affect

scsind

reduction;

and

(c)

riot

equipped

with

any

cutout,

bypass

or

similar

device.

24

—

742

---

—9—

(2)

Visue.

tire_inspection.

No motor carrier subject

to this Rule shaIT~operateany~otor vehicle of a type with

respect to

which

this

Rule

is

applicable

on

a tire or tires

having

a tread pattern which as originally manufactured, or

as

newly

retreaded,

is composed primarily

of

cavities

in

the tread

(excluding sipes and

local

chunking)

which

are not

vented

by

grooves

to the tire shoulder or circumferentially

to

each

other

around

the

tire,

This

subparagraph

(2)

shall

not

apply

to

any

motor

vehicle

which

is

demonstrated

by

the

motor

carrier which

operates

it

to

be

in

compliance

with

the

noise

emission standard specified

in

paragraph

(c)

of this Rule

for

operations

on

h±qhways

with speed limits of more than

35 MPh,

if the demonstration is conducted at

the

highway

speed

I

imit

in

effect

at

the inspection location

or,

iii

speed

is unlimited,

the

demonstration is conducted at a

speed

of

65 MPH.

Cc)

Standards

for

II

iqliway

Operation

No

motor

carrier

subject

to

this Rule shall

operate

any

motor

vebi d.c

a:

a

type

wi tb

necoect

to

which

thi. c

Re le

is

appiircable

and

which

at

any

time or under

any

condition of

highway

grade,

load,

acceleration

or

deceleration

generates

a

sound

level

iii

excess

of

86 PR

(7)

measured

en

an

opexi

site

with

fast

meter

response

at

50

feet

from

the

centerline

of

lane

of

travel

:

iqilways

with

~a1eod

IL baits

of

35 MOlT or less

or

5 0

dl

(A)

oneuu::od

cii

an

uper

situ

wirl

i

fast

Ii~etcn:r

nc

cuonse

at

50

fret

from

ti~

centerline

of

lane

of

travel

on

h~qhways

with

speed

11 ml

tie

of

more

then

35

MPh.

(U)

S

Land and

fir

Op~ra

on

under

Ctat:Lonirv

Tost

No

motor

ca::nior

subject

to

this

Rule

shall

operate

amy

motor

vehi

Sic

Of

a

type

with

respect

to which

this

Rule

in;

applicable,

and

cOil ch

is

egel Lped

wi

Lii

an

engine

speed

governor,

which

generates

a

Hued

level

in

excess

of

88

diR (A) measured

on

an

open

site

with

fact

meter

respoi-ee

at

50

feet

from

the

longitudinal

centerline

oft

he

vehicle

,

when

its

engine

is

acre

elated

from

idle

wi

Lb

wide

o~~n timnoLt

lJ~ U;

CJ(V(~1

H5

Sped

vb

P

the

vehicle

stationary

,

Lransiii~ssion

in

neutral

,

and

ci

ii Lchi

onpaqed

(e)

Additional

Definitions

Applicable

Only

to

Rule

313

(1)

Common

carrier

by

motor

vehicle:

any

person

who

holds

himself out

to

the

general

public

to

engage

in

the

transportation

by

motor

vehicle

in

interstate

or

foreign commerce of passengers

or

property

or

any

class or classes thereof for compensation,

whether

over

regular

or

irregular

routes

-

24

—

743

---

—10—

(2)

Contract

carrier

by

motor

vehicle:

any

person

who

engages

in

~transportation

by

motor

vehricle

of

passengers

or

property

in

interstate

or

foreign

commerce

for

compensation

(other

than

transportaLion

referred

to

in

subparagraph

(1)

of

this

paraproph)

under

continuing

contracts

with

one

person

or

a

lim~ted

number

of

persons

ri thor

(1)

for

the

furnishing

of

ti

ansporta

LiOTi

services

threuqli

U~ie as si q umont

of

motor

vehicles

for

a

continuing

per

cxl

of

time

c

the

exclusive

use

of

each

person

served

or

(2)

:ror

the

:urnishinq

of

transportation

services

designed

to

meet

the

distinct

need

of

each

individual

customer.

(3)

Gross

combination

wa.~

qht

ratlnq

the

ValUe

s~~ooifi~d

by

the

manufacturer

as

the

in

acicU

we

gut

or

a

combination

vehicle,

(4)

Gross

vehicle

we1~Jitrat1nq:

the

value

speci fled

by

the

manufacturer

as

the

loaded

weight

o:

a

single

vehicle.

(5)

Interstate

commnrer

the

com11lerce

between

any

pi a~

C

ifl

d

Si

1

L(

~

c~fl~

p

~i

anal

~I ate

or

bc twocn

places

in

tiìe

same

State

tiiroeqii

ano Lit ‘r

State

,

who Lher

such

cnninerce

moves

when y

by

motce:

vehicle

or

pertly

by

motor

vohiEl

e

and

partly

by

mi

1

•

c’

press

,

we

Lax

or

air

.

This

definition

of

“interstate

cOaxer cc’

fcc

purposes

of

this

Rule

is

the

same

as

the

dot I ~:if

ion

of

“interstate

commerce”

in

Section

203 (a)

of

the

1 )h

Cr5

~ate

Coercerco

Act

(49

U.S. C.

Section

30:: (a)

(6)

1~ot:or carrier

a.

aeon

can:

or

by

motor

vehicle

a

contract

carriar

by

mc Lu::

:n

ole

en:

a

univate

carrier

of

property

nymotar

vehicle

a

~i:o~c~

tea

as

are

bet I net

ba~

pnreqr

aphc

(l~)

,

(15)

,

and

(37)

of

Sncx$on

203(a)

of

the

Inter

si:afe

Commerce

Act

(

4 7

5

C

.

~0 3 (a

)

3

Ti-ic

term

“ito Len

carrier”

lnctedos

those

entl tIes

which

own

and

operate

the

sub

cot

motor

vehicles

,

biiL

nc:

the

dnirci

a

thereof

,

unlea

a

SP

15

drivers

are

i ndependent

1 ruc:kera

~t~o

both

own

and

~

the ii:

own

vohi ol es,

(7)

Open

ii

i

a

~)

C’ I

(

I

i

fS:(

11

3

a

1

1 y

1

c

large

sound-~ie

L

1

ucLing

objecL~

,

such

as

ba.rrtera

,

we

Is,

board

fences,

srqnhoarda,

parked

vehicles

,

bridges

or

buildings

(8)

Private

carrier

of

tropertv

by

motor

vehi ole:

any

person

not

included

in

terms

common

carrier

by.

510 Lqr

\‘c?h~

ole”

or

“contract

carrier

by

motor

vehicle”,

who

transports

in

interstate

or

foreign

commerce

by

motor

vehicle

property

of

which

such

person

is

the

owner,

lessee,

or

bai lee,

when

such

tranaporLation

i_s

for

sale,

I ease

,

rent

or

bed mien

L

,

or

in

furthcn

enco

of

any

coiniiicrel

a I

entcrpniae

24

—

744

---

—11—

Rule 314: HORNS AND OTHER WARNING DEVICES

(a)

No person shall sound

a horn when upon a highway,

except when reasonably necessary

to insire safe operation.

No

person

shell

sound

any

horn

of

any

motor vehicle for an

unreasonable

period

of

time

or

in a

manner

so as to

circumvent

enforcement

of

the

operational

standards

contained

in

Subpart B

of

this Part.

(h)

No

person

shall

sound

any

siren,

whistle

or bell of

any

motor

vehicle

except

as

provided

in

I.R.S.

oh.

95—1/2,

Section

12--60l

(b)

Ru

e

315 :

TI RE

NOTSP

No

person

shall

operate

a

motor

vehicle

in

such

a

manner

as

to

cause

or

allow

to

be

eiu:itted

squealing

,

screeching

or

other

such

noise

from

the

tires

in

contacL

with

the

ground

:ecau

:e

of

rapid

acceleration

or

excessive

speed

around

corners

or

other

such

reason,

except

that

noise

resulting

from

emergency

braking

to

ace-id

imam:ineiit

danger

shall

he

exempt

from

ti~is

provision

S

ROaST

C--

5~Th3J~2~Id

5

FOR

P503

SR )7TrON

C~if~

T7\i1131TJNG

cy

\‘RFIICLId

PIJJC1RSEO

FROM

DEAIliRS

Rule

320:

flLtlST~:Tl ON OP

u:oi:D

T~fl’lnR \7JIcTCL1::S

No

used

Tote:c

-ciehi ole

sold

by

a

deal~e-x shall

be

req

Istered

ion use

on

the

bagJe-~:an:

mn

IlL

nois

unless

the

:mp~a1acaI:1o~m

(s)

I

j

tm

~c

1

e

c

i

on

fl(

P

A

d

CC

rt i~a

or

by the dc:7cm

tsat

Lhc

\rcAiicl

e

coleu:Laea

wi-Lb

the

rules

contamncd

in

Sunpar S

A

oj::

this

Part.

Rule

321 :

L7cPdILLING

07’

USED

J40’iOlt

VEhICLES

No

deal or shall

offer

any

used

motor

vehi

ole for sal e

which

is

not

entiLiet

to

rcq:eatratron

under

Rule

320 unl ‘ass

such

vehicJ

e

I::

so

labeilec

‘luic

laPel

innat

be’

JtCcc~

cii

the

vehicle

windshii ci

d

and

must

inform

ci

of

I:crc’cs

,

ill

coinqn

cueus

type,

that

the

vehi ci

o

CIS

off

oreci

does

not

coinp1 y

wi. Lb

Pollution

Control

Board

rules

and

may

not

be

registered

in

Illinois

for

use

on

the

highways

of

this

State.

SUBPART

D—~EXCEPTIONS, COMPLIANCE

DATES,

AND

PENALTIES

FOR

PART

3

Rule

330:

EXCEPTIONS

(a)

‘l’IAC

stancicibs

and

limitations

of

Part.

3

shall

not

apply

to:

24

—

745

---

—12—

(1)

any

(2)

any vehicle moved by electric power

(3)

any

vehicle used exclusively upon stationary

tails

or

tracks

(4)

any farm tractor

(5)

any antique vehicle

(6)

any

snowmobile

(7)

any special mobile equipment

(8)

any vehicle while being used lawfully for

racing competition or

timed

racing events; and

(9)

any

lawn

care

maintenance

equipment

(h)

Rule

301(c)

shall

not

apply

to

any sale of parts

to a purchaser outside of Illinois.

(c)

Rules 302 and 313(b) (2) shall not apply to

any

pcrson

who

can

show

that

a

tre&d

pattern

as

described

in

those

Rules

was

the

result

of

~:car

and

that

the, tire

wits

not

originally

manufactured

or

newly

retreaded

with

vuch

u.tread

pattern.

(d)

The operational standards contained in Rues

310—313

inclusive shall not apply to warning devices, such as horns and

sirens;

or

to

emergency

equipment

and

vehicles

such

as

fire

engines, ambulances, police vans, and rescue vans, when

responding to emergency calls; to snow plows when in opera-

Rule 331: COMI~LIANCE_DATESFOR PN?2

3

(a)

Except

as

otherwise

provided

in

this

Rule

331,

any

person

subject

to

the

standards

and

limitations

of

Part

3

of

this

Chapter

shall

comply

with

such standards and limitations

on

and

after

6

months

from

the effective date of this Part.

(b)

Every

owner

or

operator

of

a

motor

vehicle

subject

to

from the effective date of this Part.

24—746

---

—13—

(c)

Every owner or operator of a motor vehicle subject

to Rule 310(b) (2)

or 311(b) (2) shall comply with such Rule

on and after one year from the effective date of

this

Part.

(d)

Every motor

carrier

subject

to Rule 313 shall comply

with such Rule on and after

the

effective date

of this Part.

(e)

Rule 320 shall become effective thirty days after the

date on

which

appropriate certification forms

are available from

the Secretary of State.

Rule

332:

PENALTIES

FOR

PART

3

The

money

penalty for a first

individual

vehicle

violation

(or

a

second

violation

if

more

than

one

year

after

any

previous

violation

by

the

same

person)

of

any

provision

of

Board

Regulations

,

Oh.

8

,

Part

3

,

Sound

Emission

Standards

and

Limitations

for

Rotor

Vehicles

shall

be

iiimited

to

a

maximum

fine

of

$20.

5,

Amend

existing

Rule

208

of

Chapter

8:

Noise

Regulations

by

adding

the

following:

(f)

Rules

202

through

207

inclusive

shall

not

apply

to

the

operation

of

en

vehicle

regi stored

for

highway

use while

such

voL: ole

i u

Pomp

onerated

\u.th

n

any

land

used

as

specs fled

by

ILl

a

201

o:L

this

Chapter

in

the

course

of

ingress

to

or

epress

from

a

hL~hway.

IT IS SO

ORDETLO.

I

,

Chri stan

T,

Mot~

feLt

,

Clerk

of

the

IlL

uoi~ Pollution

Control

Board

,

hereby

certify

the

above

Proposed.

Finpl

Draft

was

authorized

for

publication

and

pu~lic

comment

on

thea

~

-

day

of

February,

1977

by

a

vote

of

~

--

Christan L. ~lofiet~

/,,~Tl,)erk

‘Illinois

Pollution

~3dntrol

Board

24

—

747