Montana Code 60-5-502. Definitions
60-5-502. Definitions. As used in this part, unless the context indicates otherwise, the following definitions apply:
Terms Used In Montana Code 60-5-502
- Crossroad: means a marked route or other public road intersecting a freeway or divided highway for which access is provided at an interchange or intersection. See Montana Code 60-5-502
- Department: means the department of transportation provided for in 2-15-2501. See Montana Code 60-5-502
- Motorist information sign: means a rectangular sign panel located in the same manner as other official traffic signs, readable from the main traveled way, and that is a:
(a)specific information sign; or
(b)tourist-oriented directional sign. See Montana Code 60-5-502
- Motorist service: means gas, food, lodging, camping, recreation, and other tourist services. See Montana Code 60-5-502
- Person: includes a corporation or other entity as well as a natural person. See Montana Code 1-1-201
(1)”Business sign” means a separately attached sign mounted on a motorist information sign panel to show the brand, symbol, trademark, or name, or combination of these, for a motorist service available on a crossroad at or near an interchange or intersection.
(2)”Crossroad” means a marked route or other public road intersecting a freeway or divided highway for which access is provided at an interchange or intersection.
(3)”Department” means the department of transportation provided for in 2-15-2501.
(4)”Franchisee” means a person awarded a franchise as provided in 60-5-505.
(5)”Motorist information sign” means a rectangular sign panel located in the same manner as other official traffic signs, readable from the main traveled way, and that is a:
(a)specific information sign; or
(b)tourist-oriented directional sign.
(6)”Motorist service” means gas, food, lodging, camping, recreation, and other tourist services.
(7)”Specific information sign” means a motorist information sign that is located on the interstate highway system and that contains:
(a)the words “GAS”, “FOOD”, “LODGING”, or “CAMPING”;
(b)directional information; and
(c)one or more individual business signs.
(8)”Tourist-oriented directional sign” means a motorist information sign located on the primary highway system to provide:
(a)business identification; and
(b)directional information for businesses, services, and activities of interest to tourists.