| HB1528 | Ellebracht, Mark | | HB 1528 | 5/13/2022 Referred: Transportation |
| | 3123H.01I - Authorizes CDL applicants to submit medical examiner's certification electronically |
| HB1530 | Ellebracht, Mark | | HB 1530 | 5/13/2022 Referred: Transportation |
| | 3124H.01I - Places length restrictions on trains carrying hazardous material |
| HB1574 | Kelley, Ann | | HB 1574 | 1/6/2022 Referred: Transportation |
| | 3166H.01I - Modifies weight restrictions for certain vehicles engaged in transporting solid waste between a city and a solid waste disposal area or solid waste processing facility and exempts vehicles used primarily for agriculture purposes from such weight restrictions |
| HB1675 | Perkins, Chad | | HB 1675 | 5/13/2022 Referred: Corrections and Public Institutions |
| | 3571H.01I - Requires the department of corrections to establish a program aimed at assisting incarcerated persons in obtaining their commercial driver's license in order to operate dump trucks upon release |
| HB1962 | Copeland, Ron | | HB 1962 | 5/11/2022 Placed on Informal Calendar |
| | 3616H.01P - Modifies provisions relating to log trucks and weight limitations |
| HB2084 | Porter, Jeff | | HB 2084 | 3/31/2022 Referred: Transportation |
| | 4358H.01I - Prohibits trucks of a certain weight from being driven in the far left lane on certain interstate highways |
| HB2417 | Porter, Jeff | | HB 2417 | 3/3/2022 Referred: Rules - Legislative Oversight |
| | 5067H.01I - Modifies the Model Traffic Ordinance with respect to signals indicating the approach of a train |
| HB2662 | Porter, Jeff | | HB 2662 | 5/13/2022 Referred: Transportation |
| | 5431H.01I - Places length restrictions on trains carrying hazardous material |
| HB2773 | Burger, Jamie | | HB 2773 | 2/28/2022 Withdrawn (H) |
| | 5181H.01I - Establishes a permit process that allows trucks to exceed weight limitations when certain conditions are met |
| HB2917 | Cupps, Scott | | HB 2917 | 4/6/2022 Public Hearing Scheduled, Bill not Heard (H) |
| | 5703H.01I - Allows Missouri residents eighteen years of age, but younger than twenty-one years of age, to operate commercial vehicles within the state |