1.  Except as otherwise provided in subsection 2, a person shall not operate upon the highways of this State any motor vehicle that is equipped with a dynamic display unless the motor vehicle is equipped with a display management system which is configured to prevent the image or content displayed on the dynamic display from changing when the motor vehicle is moving at a speed of 55 miles per hour or more.

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2.  This section does not prohibit the use of a dynamic display that is operated without a display management system if the dynamic display is being used exclusively for purposes other than advertisement, including, without limitation:

(a) For purposes that are personal and noncommercial in nature;

(b) For purposes of traffic control;

(c) For purposes of law enforcement or emergency response;

(d) As a warning device for a utility or utility vehicle, as described in NRS 484D.465; or

(e) To display the name, route number or destination of a bus or other vehicle of mass transit.

3.  As used in this section:

(a) ’Display management system’ means equipment or software that is designed to operate a dynamic display, including, without limitation, periodically changing the image, information or content being shown on the dynamic display.

(b) ’Dynamic display’ means equipment which is attached to a motor vehicle and which consists of at least one monitor, screen or viewer that, without limitation:

(1) Is designed to display various images, information or other content, including, without limitation, advertisements, which change periodically;

(2) Is intended to be visible to the drivers of other vehicles on the highway and to persons who are near the highway; and

(3) May be visible to the operator of the motor vehicle.