§ 60-6,108. Required obedience to traffic laws; private property used for public road by consent of owner; provisions uniform throughout the state.
The Nebraska Rules of the Road generally apply on highways, with some listed sections applying statewide except on private property not open to public access. Property owners may forbid or set extra conditions for public vehicular use of their land. Local authorities may not pass or enforce ordinances that directly con
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The Nebraska Rules of the Road generally apply on highways, with some listed sections applying statewide except on private property not open to public access. Property owners may forbid or set extra conditions for public vehicular use of their land. Local authorities may not pass or enforce ordinances that directly conflict with the Rules of the Road unless the Legislature expressly allows it.
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§ 60-6,108. Required obedience to traffic laws; private property used for public road by consent of owner; provisions uniform throughout the state.
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