more axle truck, combination of vehicles, motor busses, or oversize or overweight vehicles. The department shall determine from the driving demonstration the endorsements to be indicated on the license.” SECTION 4. Section 56-3-20(30) of the 1976 Code is amended to read: threewheel means “(30) ‘Automotive vehicle’ ‘Autocycle’ every motor vehicle having no more than three permanent functional wheels in contact with the ground, having a bench or bucket seat for the use of the operator, and having an automotive type steering device, but excluding a tractor or motorcycle threewheel vehicle.” SECTION 5. Section 56-3-20(31) of the 1976 Code is amended to read: threewheel every motor “(31) ‘Motorcycle vehicle’ means vehicle having no more than three permanent functional wheels in contact with the ground to include motorcycles with detachable side cars, having a saddle type seat for the operator, and having handlebars or a motorcycle type steering device, but excluding a tractor or automotive threewheel vehicle autocycle.” SECTION 6. Section 56-5-145 of the 1976 Code is amended to read: An automotive threewheel vehicle “Section 56-5-145. means a motor vehicle having no more than three ‘Autocycle’ permanent functional wheels in contact with the ground, having a bench seat for the use of the operator, and having an automotive type steering device, but excludes a tractor and a motorcycle threewheel vehicle.” SECTION 7. Section 56-5-155 of the 1976 Code is amended to read: 56-5-155. A motorcycle threewheel vehicle means a “Section motor vehicle having no more than three permanent functional wheels in contact with the ground and includes motorcycles with detachable side cars, having a saddle type seat for the operator, and handle bars or a motorcycle type steering device, but excludes a tractor or automotive threewheel vehicle autocycle.”
more axle truck, combination of vehicles, motor busses, or oversize or overweight vehicles. The department shall determine from the driving demonstration the endorsements to be indicated on the license.” SECTION 4. Section 56-3-20(30) of the 1976 Code is amended to read: “(30) ‘Automotive threewheel vehicle’ ‘Autocycle’ means every motor vehicle having no more than three permanent functional wheels in contact with the ground, having a bench or bucket seat for the use of the operator, and having an automotive type steering device, but excluding a tractor or motorcycle threewheel vehicle.” SECTION 5. Section 56-3-20(31) of the 1976 Code is amended to read: “(31) ‘Motorcycle threewheel vehicle’ means every motor vehicle having no more than three permanent functional wheels in contact with the ground to include motorcycles with detachable side cars, having a saddle type seat for the operator, and having handlebars or a motorcycle type steering device, but excluding a tractor or automotive threewheel vehicle autocycle.” SECTION 6. Section 56-5-145 of the 1976 Code is amended to read: “Section 56-5-145. An automotive threewheel vehicle ‘Autocycle’ means a motor vehicle having no more than three permanent functional wheels in contact with the ground, having a bench seat for the use of the operator, and having an automotive type steering device, but excludes a tractor and a motorcycle threewheel vehicle.” SECTION 7. Section 56-5-155 of the 1976 Code is amended to read: “Section 56-5-155. A motorcycle threewheel vehicle means a motor vehicle having no more than three permanent functional wheels in contact with the ground and includes motorcycles with detachable side cars, having a saddle type seat for the operator, and handle bars or a motorcycle type steering device, but excludes a tractor or automotive threewheel vehicle autocycle.”
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