Owensboro, KY

In the City of Owensboro, Owensboro Municipal Utilities can declare a four-phase water shortage under Owensboro Municipal Code Sec. 26-61 whenever supply runs tight. Phase 2, the Alert…

In the City of Owensboro, Sec. 5-137(b)(20) sets the default nuisance threshold for weeds and grass at ten inches or more, applying citywide except to flowers or maintained ornamental…

In the City of Owensboro, Sec. 5-160(b) bars anyone but the city from cutting, poisoning or damaging a tree or shrub on city property, a street lawn or public right-of-way, and…

Owensboro doesn't ban home composting, but § 5-137(b)(4) makes a compost pile a public nuisance if it spreads disease, smells, emits harmful gas, or attracts rodents or other pests…

In the City of Owensboro, adjoining property owners must prune trees and shrubs in the street lawn or right-of-way to keep traffic control devices visible and to leave clear overhead…

In the City of Owensboro, a junked motor vehicle on public or private property, occupied or not, improved or not, is a nuisance under Sec. 5-137(b)(22), with an owner allowed at most…

In the City of Owensboro, Sec. 5-137(b)(23) bans parking or storing a vehicle on any surface not intended for vehicular parking, including yards reached by crossing an uncut curb. It…

In the City of Owensboro, the mayor or city manager may declare a weather-related emergency and put the city's snow-route parking ban into effect. All principal and minor arterial…

In the City of Owensboro, vehicles must park with the right-hand side parallel to and within twelve inches of the curb, except where angle parking or one-way signage applies, and…

In the City of Owensboro, no vehicle may be left parked on any street, public right-of-way, or other public property for longer than seventy-two (72) hours without being moved, under…

In the City of Owensboro, no vehicle may park at any time on a street where the curb is painted yellow or where signs designate "no parking," under Owensboro Municipal Code §…

In the City of Owensboro, it is unlawful to park farm equipment, trucks, utility trailers, boats, recreational vehicles, or buses on any public way in a residential area for longer…

In the City of Owensboro, loading zones may reserve no more than half a block's total curb length within the central traffic district or a business district, and a commercial vehicle…

Farm equipment, full-size trucks, utility and truck trailers, boats, RVs and buses can't sit on a public way in a residential section of unincorporated Daviess County for more than…

If you reach your car while it is being towed from a private lot in Kentucky, KRS 281.924(5) requires the towing company to tell you, orally or in writing, that you may pay no more…

The City of Owensboro defines a short-term rental host and broker, including Airbnb, VRBO, and Expedia, under Municipal Code § 16-70.34, and requires the party collecting the rent to…

Under Municipal Code § 16-70.39, the City of Owensboro requires whichever party receives short-term rental rent, host or broker such as Airbnb or VRBO, to file the monthly transient…

Every person, business, group, or organization that owns or operates a short-term rental in the City of Owensboro must register with the city's Finance Department under Municipal Code…

In the City of Owensboro, smoke alarm requirements come from the state fire and building codes the city has adopted wholesale. Owensboro Municipal Code § 10-1 adopts the Kentucky…

In the City of Owensboro, a recreational fire pit is allowed without a separate permit only at one- and two-family dwellings, only up to 3 feet across and 2 feet high, and only inside…

In the City of Owensboro, it's unlawful to kindle a bonfire, rubbish fire, or any open fire on public ground or private land without a permit from the chief of the fire department, and…

In the City of Owensboro, consumer fireworks may only be set off between 10:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m., with extended hours on New Year's, July 3rd-4th, and Memorial Day, and never by…

Kentucky law restricts brush and natural debris burning under KRS 149.400, allowing only natural plant matter to be burned and prohibiting daytime burns near woodland during forest…

Kentucky State Fire Marshal regulates LP-gas storage statewide under KRS 234.180 and 815 KAR 10:060, requiring NFPA 58 compliance and permits for installation of all flammable and…

In the City of Owensboro, Owensboro Municipal Code § 4-3 makes it unlawful to shoot, pursue, kill, or injure any squirrel, rabbit, other game, or any bird or fowl within the corporate…

In the City of Owensboro, Owensboro Municipal Code § 4-4 declares the keeping of bees within the corporate limits a nuisance and unlawful outright. Unlike the city's six-hen allowance…

In the City of Owensboro, Owensboro Municipal Code § 4-1 bars livestock like horses, cattle, and goats on lots under two acres, § 4-2 bans swine entirely, and § 4-5 allows up to six…

In the City of Owensboro, pet grooming is a listed use in the joint Owensboro-Daviess County Zoning Ordinance's Zones and Uses Table, and Appendix F Note 51 permits it only "without…

In the City of Owensboro, a kennel, animal hospital, or veterinarian's office must sit at least 100 feet from any Residential Zone, measured from the structure or use itself rather…

Daviess County requires owners to restrain every domestic animal except cats under Code of Ordinances Section 90.10, keeping dogs under absolute control rather than running loose. Farm…

Daviess County will not release an animal for adoption from its Animal Shelter under Code of Ordinances Section 90.12 unless the new owner agrees to have it spayed or neutered, and any…

Daviess County bans keeping non-domestic animals, including wolves, coyotes, foxes, non-human primates and venomous reptiles, on any premises under Code of Ordinances Section 90.11…

Daviess County has no breed-specific ban; instead Code of Ordinances Section 90.30 defines a dangerous dog by conduct such as biting, unprovoked aggression or menacing behavior, then…

Kentucky has no stand-alone hoarding statute. Neglecting a hoard of animals is prosecuted under KRS 525.130 as cruelty to animals in the second degree: cruel neglect, or failing to…

Kentucky bars feeding wildlife statewide from March 1 through July 31 under 301 KAR 2:015, and prohibits feeding and baiting year-round on Wildlife Management Areas. Bird feeders…

In the City of Owensboro, building a residential swimming pool needs the same building permit the city requires for any structure under Owensboro Municipal Code § 5-18, and the pool…

In the City of Owensboro, a swimming pool must sit at least six feet from every interior side and rear property line under the joint zoning ordinance, and any pool needs the same…

Owensboro's noise-control ordinance, Sec. 17-8, bars excessive or unreasonably loud noise in residential zones, but subsection (c)(6) specifically exempts the operation and maintenance…

Sec. 17-8(b) bars playing a car radio, speaker, or other sound-amplification device from inside a vehicle on public property or right-of-way loud enough to be plainly audible fifty…

Daviess County treats a dog left to bark, howl or yelp excessively, continuously or at untimely hours as a public nuisance under Code of Ordinances Section 90.04. An Animal Control…

In the City of Owensboro, a shed or other accessory building on a lot under one-half acre cannot exceed the ground-floor square footage of the principal house on the same lot, and…

In the City of Owensboro, an accessory dwelling unit above or behind a business in the P-1, B-1, B-2, B-3, or B-4 zones is capped at four units under the joint zoning ordinance's…

In the City of Owensboro, a residential fence or wall in the front yard cannot exceed three feet, an interior side yard fence tops out at six feet, and a fence along an interior rear…

In the City of Owensboro, barbed wire and electrical fences are prohibited on walls and fences in residential and manufactured housing park zones under Zoning Ordinance Section…

Kentucky's division, or partition, fence law, KRS Chapter 256, requires adjoining owners to share the cost of a farm boundary fence between their properties. It applies to agricultural…

A home-based business in the City of Owensboro is covered by the zoning code's 'residence sign' category, which explicitly includes home occupations. Appendix F Section 9-2 defines the…

In the City of Owensboro, home occupations split into an accessory use allowed by right under strict limits and a conditionally permitted use needing a business license, floor-area…

In the City of Owensboro, only conditionally permitted home occupations, such as barber shops, boutiques or tutors, may receive customers at the residence, and only with off-street…

Kentucky permits home-based food sales under the Home-Based Processor and Microprocessor program administered by the Cabinet for Health and Family Services, with statewide rules that…

Kentucky requires state certification or licensure for any home caring for children from more than one unrelated family, with capacity limits, background checks, and inspection…

Kentucky issues no microenterprise home kitchen permit. You cannot buy a licence to cook meals to order in your own kitchen and sell them to the public. The one route that lets a…

In the City of Owensboro, anyone organizing a parade, march, ceremony or procession on a street, park or public place must get a parade permit from the chief of police first, under…

Owensboro Municipal Code Sec. 19-4 has the parks and recreation director, with the city manager's approval, set the schedule of rates, rentals, fees and permits required to use city…

Owensboro's Special Events Ordinance names block party directly in its definition of a covered special event, Sec. 23.5-5(1), and Sec. 23.5-14 makes it unlawful to hold, organize…

In the City of Owensboro, cyclists must ride a bike path once one exists beside the roadway, staying off the street under Owensboro Municipal Code Sec. 25-172. Riders cannot travel…

Kentucky does not open any street to golf carts by state law. KRS 189.286 lets a city, county, urban-county, charter county, consolidated or unified local government, or special…

In the City of Owensboro, Sec. 5-137(b) lists twenty-five categories of public nuisance on any land in the city, from junk and scrap metal to rubbish, dilapidated structures and junked…

In the City of Owensboro, undeveloped lots over two acres must stay mowed below ten inches within fifty feet of any road, structure or property line, and the rest of the acreage needs…

Owensboro's property maintenance code, § 5-137, lists dilapidated, fire-damaged or collapse-prone structures as a public nuisance, and lets the code enforcement officer order the owner…

In the City of Owensboro, Sec. 5-137(a) adopts the 2009 International Property Maintenance Code by reference, including Section 606 Elevators, Escalators and Dumbwaiters. A violation…

Owensboro requires an electrical permit from the city's electrical inspector before any wiring, alteration or repair covered by Owensboro Municipal Code § 5-38's adopted National…

Owensboro's property maintenance code enforcement officers investigate, inspect and document conditions before issuing a notice of violation or citation under Owensboro Municipal Code…

In the City of Owensboro, Owensboro Municipal Code § 5-18 makes it unlawful to construct, enlarge, alter, or change any building or structure without first filing a written permit…

In the City of Owensboro, planting a tree or shrub in the street lawn or public right-of-way next to your property requires a free permit from the city horticulturist under Sec…

Owensboro's property maintenance code names conditions that attract rodents and vermin as a public nuisance under § 5-137(b), covering neglected pet-hoarding situations and accumulated…

Owensboro requires rental property owners whose mailing address differs from the county PVA listing to register with the Public Works Director within 30 days of buying the property…

Owensboro adopts the 2009 International Property Maintenance Code's habitability chapters, including required heat and ventilation, under Owensboro Municipal Code §§ 5-127 and…

In URLTA-adopting Kentucky jurisdictions, KRS 383.660 requires a 7-day written notice to pay or quit for nonpayment of rent. For other material lease violations, the landlord gives a…

In Kentucky cities and counties that adopted URLTA, KRS 383.615 requires a landlord to give at least two days' notice before entering and to enter only at reasonable times, except in…

In URLTA-adopting Kentucky jurisdictions, KRS 383.695 lets either party end a month-to-month tenancy with at least 30 days' written notice before a periodic rental date, a week-to-week…

Kentucky prohibits any local government from enacting rent control on private residential property. KRS 65.875 reserves authority over rents exclusively to the state General Assembly…

Kentucky sets no dollar cap on residential security deposits. Where the Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act applies, landlords must hold deposits in a separate account…

Under KRS 413.010, a squatter can claim title only after 15 years of adverse possession of real property. KRS 413.060 shortens the period to 7 years where the occupant holds under…

Owensboro Municipal Code Sec. 26-355 bars owners, contractors and developers from building on a city lot before getting an excavation, cut or fill permit, and requires a state KPDES…

Owensboro's Stormwater Ordinance bans dumping waste, debris or pollutants into ditches, catch basins or any part of the storm sewer system that drains into the city's MS4. A violation…

In the City of Owensboro, any development in a Special Flood Hazard Area needs a development or construction permit before work begins, and building without full compliance is a…

In the City of Owensboro, new or substantially improved residential construction in a Special Flood Hazard Area must have its lowest floor and mechanical equipment elevated at least…

In the City of Owensboro, marinas, boat rentals, docks, piers and wharves are conditional uses in the Floodway District under Zoning Ordinance Section 18-6(b)(2)(f), requiring a…

The City of Owensboro's Wrecker Service Ordinance, Municipal Code Ch. 27 Art. II, has the police department run a rotational list of wrecker services for damaged, disabled, abandoned…

Owensboro licenses pawnbrokers under Municipal Code Article VI. Every licensee must post a $1,000 bond approved by the Board of Commissioners, and pawnbrokers cannot accept a pledge…

Owensboro requires anyone buying, selling, or trading secondhand jewelry, coins, precious metals, or similar items to keep a daily police-department database register under Municipal…

In the City of Owensboro, an adult entertainment establishment can locate only in a B-2, B-3, B-4, or B-5 zone, and only where the specific use is separately permitted there under the…

Kentucky regulates retail sales of vapor products through state licensing, age verification, and tax requirements. Retailers must verify ID for buyers under 30 and comply with…

In the City of Owensboro, Municipal Code Sec. 17-8(c)(1) carves properly operating vehicle alarm systems out of the citywide noise-control ordinance when they sound as a warning of…

Owensboro Municipal Code Sec. 17-8(b) bars playing a car stereo or sound system on public property, parks, rights-of-way or parking lots so loudly it is plainly audible 50 feet away…

Owensboro Municipal Code Sec. 17-11 doesn't set a separate size or placement rule for the sign itself, but it caps the advertised garage sale it announces at three per residential area…

Temporary holiday decorations and lighting displays are fully exempt from the City of Owensboro's sign regulations. Appendix F Section 9-1(b)(7) of the joint zoning ordinance excuses…

Political signs get special treatment under the City of Owensboro's sign code. Appendix F Section 9-2 defines them as temporary on-premises signs supporting a candidate or ballot…

Signs displayed inside a building's own windows are largely deregulated in the City of Owensboro. Appendix F Section 9-3(b)(5) of the joint zoning ordinance puts window signs outside…

A new digital or electronic off-premises billboard cannot go up anywhere within the City of Owensboro. Municipal Code Section 18-10 bans all new outdoor, commercial off-premises signs…

In the City of Owensboro, a shopping center on at least 15 contiguous acres zoned B-3 or B-4 may erect one freestanding consolidated sign per street frontage along a freeway, arterial…

In the City of Owensboro, Municipal Code Sec. 17-14 bars roller skates, inline skates, skateboards and coasters from publicly owned property, civic space or rights-of-way within a…

In the City of Owensboro, it is unlawful for anyone to stop, stand, sit, walk upon, or occupy any public right-of-way to sell, advertise, distribute, or solicit financial assistance…

In the City of Owensboro, the entertainment destination center bounded by the Ohio River, Fifth Street, Poplar/Elm Streets, and J.R. Miller Boulevard lets patrons carry drinks bought…

Owensboro's Smoke Free Law, Sec. 16-278, bars smoking in any public place, city park, restaurant, or bar, and the restaurant definition folds in outdoor seating and patios. A first…

Owensboro's Sec. 17-5 makes it unlawful to loiter or loaf on railroad or bus company premises, or in or about fire stations, police stations, and public school buildings or grounds in…

Owensboro Municipal Code Sec. 19-5 sets default park hours of 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. citywide, bars entering or driving in a park outside those hours without a permit or scheduled…

Daviess County bars parents from letting a minor under 18 be out in a public place countywide between 1:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. any night of the week. The rule targets parental…

Owensboro Municipal Code Sec. 19-6(9) makes it unlawful to set up tents, park recreational vehicles, or assemble any other shelter for the purpose of camping overnight in a city park…

In the City of Owensboro, mobile food unit vendors need a $250 citywide permit under Municipal Code § 16-4 before selling from a sidewalk or street. Vendors cannot block a public…

In the City of Owensboro, mobile food unit vendors cannot operate in a residential zone except to briefly service a signaled customer, and only between 10:00 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. there…

In the City of Owensboro, every food truck or ice cream truck needs its own $250 mobile food vending permit, plus a certificate of insurance and health department approval, and permits…

The City of Owensboro classifies certain occupations for separate minimum license fees under Municipal Code § 16-32, on top of the general 1.78% occupational license tax on wages and…

Owensboro defines yard waste as leaves, small logs, limbs, shrubs and brush, excluding grass, and runs a seasonal loose-leaf pickup from late September through February 15. Outside…

In the City of Owensboro, dumping solid waste into a bulk container you do not own, or letting waste escape your property into the city, is a prohibited practice under the Municipal…

Commercial and industrial dumpsters in the City of Owensboro must sit in a location, enclosure and access route approved by the sanitation manager, and roll-off containers need…

Every mobile garbage cart in Owensboro carries a serial number tied to a street address, stays sanitation department property, and remains with the house even when a resident moves…

Owensboro services residential mobile garbage carts once a week on a schedule the sanitation manager sets, with commercial and industrial areas serviced more often when needed…

Owensboro requires mobile garbage carts at the curb before 6:00 a.m. on collection day, and residents must pull the empty cart back behind the front wall plane of the house the same…

Owensboro treats logs, brush and large bulky items too big for a mobile cart as special loads. Residents must separate logs and brush, keep them off streets and sidewalks, and either…

Kentucky does not require residents or businesses to recycle. State law treats recycling as a policy priority, not a duty. Counties run solid waste programs, and only waste haulers…

In the City of Owensboro, Municipal Code § 16-70.35 imposes a transient room tax of 3 percent, plus an additional 1 percent for the Owensboro Convention Center, on rent charged by…

In the City of Owensboro, no person may conduct a charitable solicitation until the director of finance certifies the solicitor's federal tax-exempt status under Municipal Code §…

Kentucky's Home Solicitation Sales Act (KRS 367.410-460) universally grants consumers a three-business-day right to cancel any door-to-door sale of $25 or more, with mandatory written…

In the City of Owensboro, no person may congregate on, place property on, or direct improvements that encroach onto a public sidewalk in a way that obstructs it or blocks the free flow…

In the City of Owensboro, anyone who wants to place a structure, sign, or other encroachment in a public right-of-way, utility easement, or drainage easement must first file a written…

Daviess County notifies abutting property owners when a public sidewalk outside Owensboro and Whitesville needs repair under Code of Ordinances Section 92.35, gives them ten days to…

In the City of Owensboro, an open barbecue pit fire larger than the 3-by-2-foot recreational fire limit, and that has no separate fire chief's permit, must be phoned in to…

Article 21 of the joint Owensboro-Daviess County Zoning Ordinance creates the Downtown Overlay District and adopts the design guidelines prepared by Downtown Owensboro, Inc. as the…

In the City of Owensboro, the Board of Commissioners designates individual landmarks and historic preservation districts under Owensboro Municipal Code § 2-355 after two-thirds of…

Owensboro Municipal Code § 4-6 confirms that the city's backyard-chicken ordinance does not preempt private deed restrictions: homeowners' associations and subdivisions may still adopt…

Kentucky has no single HOA assessment law. Condominiums get an automatic lien under KRS 381.9193, and planned communities formed after June 29, 2023 get a continuing lien under KRS…

Kentucky's Planned Community Act requires every homeowners association declaration or bylaws to provide for an annual meeting, notice of any association meeting sent no less than 10…

Kentucky sets no maximum dollar amount for a homeowners association fine, but since the Planned Community Act took effect on June 29, 2023 a board must give the lot owner written…

Kentucky splits association liens three ways. A planned community governed by KRS 381.785 to 381.801 gets a continuing lien under KRS 381.799 once any assessment sits unpaid for 30…

Owensboro caps garage, yard, rummage, and similar casual sales at three per residential area each calendar year under Sec. 17-11, and each sale has to end within 48 hours of starting…

Land in the City of Owensboro's urban service area that is set aside for farming and related open-space uses is designated the A-U Urban Agriculture Zone under the joint…

Kentucky's Right to Farm law protects established agricultural operations from nuisance suits and conflicting local ordinances. Farms operating for at least one year and following…

In the City of Owensboro's single-family zones, Appendix F Section 8.5.5 through 8.5.8(f) of the joint Owensboro-Daviess County Zoning Ordinance caps buildings at 36 feet in the R-1A…

In the City of Owensboro's R-1A, R-1B, and R-1C single-family zones, Appendix F Section 8.5.5(c) sets the front yard setback at 25 feet from the lot line on a minor collector or local…

In the City of Owensboro's R-1A, R-1B, R-1C, and R-1T single-family and townhouse zones, principal buildings and accessory structures together cannot cover more than 50 percent of the…

The City of Owensboro has no freestanding dark-sky or site-lighting ordinance, but Appendix F Section 9-3(g)(2)-(3) of the zoning ordinance requires every illuminated sign to be…

In the City of Owensboro, off-street parking area lighting must be arranged to reflect away from adjoining residential zones or uses and from any public right-of-way under Zoning…

In the City of Owensboro, ground-mounted solar energy systems cannot exceed 20 feet in height, measured from the natural grade below each panel, under Appendix F Section 8.4, Note…

Kentucky has no solar access law that overrides a homeowners association covenant. The Commonwealth's only statute on the subject, KRS 381.200(2), authorizes a voluntary solar easement…

In the City of Owensboro, medical cannabis businesses must clear a 1,000-foot buffer from any existing primary or secondary school or daycare for children. Appendix F Section 8.4…

In the City of Owensboro, a medical cannabis dispensary cannot locate closer than one mile from another approved dispensary, and Appendix F Section 8.4, Note 60(b) also limits…

Kentucky law prohibits home cultivation of cannabis by patients, caregivers, and the general public. The medical cannabis program created under KRS Chapter 218B does not authorize…

Commercial drone operations in Kentucky require an FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate, with airspace rules preempting local restrictions. State law adds protections against…

Recreational drone operation in Kentucky is governed primarily by FAA rules under 14 CFR Part 107 and the Recreational UAS Safety Test, with state criminal statutes addressing…

Kentucky law sets the state minimum wage at the federal floor and bars local governments from establishing higher minimum wages. Court rulings have invalidated local ordinances that…

Kentucky has no predictive scheduling law, and state preemption prevents local governments from adopting fair workweek or scheduling ordinances. Employers retain broad discretion to…

Kentucky allows permitless concealed carry for adults 21 and older legally able to possess firearms, while continuing to issue concealed deadly weapon licenses. Local governments…

Kentucky law preempts local firearms regulation, reserving authority to the General Assembly. Cities, counties, and urban-county governments cannot enact ordinances regulating…

Open carry of firearms is generally lawful for adults in Kentucky who can legally possess a firearm. State preemption prevents local governments from banning open carry, though…

Kentucky allows lawful adults to carry firearms openly or concealed inside a motor vehicle without a permit. Permitless concealed carry at 21 and statewide preemption prevent local…

Kentucky's Office of Charitable Gaming, under the Kentucky Horse Racing and Gaming Corporation, licenses every charitable organization running bingo, raffles, or charity game tickets…

Kentucky's penal code doesn't outlaw a card game among friends. KRS 528.010 defines a "player" as someone who gambles solely as a contestant or bettor without taking a cut, and it…

Kentucky legalized sports wagering in 2023, but only tracks licensed by the Kentucky Horse Racing and Gaming Corporation can operate it, in person or through a contracted platform. KRS…

Kentucky has no statute that authorises, defines or regulates a sobriety checkpoint. The only roadblock provision in the Kentucky Revised Statutes runs the opposite way: KRS 189.126…

Kentucky is a one-party-consent state, and the consent can be yours. KRS 526.010 defines eavesdropping as recording an oral or wire communication "of others" without the consent of at…

Kentucky has no stop-and-identify statute. No section of the Kentucky Revised Statutes makes it an offense to decline to give your name to a peace officer during a street stop, and…

The Kentucky General Assembly has never enacted a statute that tells a driver what consent to a roadside vehicle search means, who may give it, or whether an officer must say it can be…

Kentucky prohibits the sale of tobacco, vapor, and alternative nicotine products to anyone under 21. The law conforms to federal Tobacco 21 standards and applies to all retail outlets…

Kentucky has not enacted a statewide ban on flavored tobacco or vapor products. Sales remain lawful for buyers 21 and older, with limited authority for local boards of health to…

Kentucky limits every visible light you add to a vehicle by color and by whether it flashes. Under KRS 189.040(14), visible front lights may only be white or amber and visible rear…

Kentucky has never written a dash camera statute, so the rule that decides where you may put one is the windshield provision, KRS 189.110(2). It bars operating a motor vehicle on a…

Kentucky has neither authorized lane splitting nor written an express ban on it. KRS 189.285, the section that governs how motorcycles are operated and ridden, says nothing about lane…

Kentucky puts the rule in its registration statute rather than its equipment chapter. KRS 186.170(1)(c) requires that plates be kept legible at all times, that the rear plate be…

A radar detector is legal in a private car in Kentucky. The Kentucky Revised Statutes contain no prohibition on owning, mounting or using one, and the word detector does not appear…

Kentucky has no studded tire statute at all. The four tire provisions in KRS Chapter 189, the chapter titled Traffic Regulations and Vehicle Equipment, regulate wheel chains, iron and…

Kentucky draws its tint line at 35 percent light transmittance on the side wings and side windows forward of or beside the driver, and 18 percent on any window behind the driver, with…