Alaska Incentives and Laws

  

Last Updated June 2006 

State Incentives

There are currently no known State incentives offered in Alaska

State Laws and Regulations

Low Speed Vehicle Access to Roadways

Low-speed vehicles are not permitted on highways with a maximum speed of more than 35 miles per hour (mph) but are permitted to cross a highway that has a maximum speed limit of more than 35 mph if the crossing is made at the intersection with a highway that is authorized for low-speed vehicles. Operators of low-speed vehicles are subject to all the traffic and other laws applicable to operators of passenger vehicles, including a biennial registration fee. A low-speed vehicle is defined as a motor vehicle that has four wheels, was manufactured to be capable of propelling itself and achieving a minimum speed of 20 mph and a maximum speed of 25 mph, and that meets state and federal weight, equipment, and safety. (Reference House Bill 403, 2006 and Alaska Statutes 28.35.261 and 28.40.100)

Alternative Fuel Use

The state Department of Transportation (DOT) is required to consider using alternative fuels for automotive purposes whenever practicable. The DOT may participate in joint ventures with public or private partners that will foster the availability of alternative fuels for all consumers of automotive fuel. (Reference Alaska Statutes 44.42.020)

Utilities/Private Incentives

There are currently no known utility or private incentives offered in Alaska

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