Nevada § 455A.140 Slopes, runs and trails: System of signs required; vehicles used by operator to be equipped with light

Nevada Statutes

§ 455A.140 — Slopes, runs and trails: System of signs required; vehicles used by operator to be equipped with light

Nevada § 455A.140

Title 40PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY

Ch. 455ASafety

SKIERS AND SNOWBOARDERS

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 455A.140 (2026).

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1. An operator shall post and maintain a system of signs:

(a)At the entrances to an established slope, run or trail to indicate:

(1)Whether any portion of the slope, run or trail is closed; and

(2)The relative degree of difficulty of the slope, run or trail;

(b)To indicate the boundary of the snow recreation area, except in heavily wooded areas or other terrain that cannot be skied or snowboarded readily; and

(c)To warn of each area within the boundary of the snow recreation area where there is a danger of avalanche by posting signs stating “Warning: Avalanche Danger Area.” 2. An operator shall equip vehicles it uses on or in the vicinity of a slope, run or trail with a light visible to skiers or snowboarders when the vehicle is in motion.

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1. An operator shall post and maintain a system of signs:
(a) At the entrances to an established slope, run or trail to indicate:
(1) Whether any portion of the slope, run or trail is closed; and
(2) The relative degree of difficulty of the slope, run or trail;
(b) To indicate the boundary of the snow recreation area, except in heavily wooded areas or other terrain that cannot be skied or snowboarded readily; and
(c) To warn of each area within the boundary of the snow recreation area where there is a danger of avalanche by posting signs stating “Warning: Avalanche Danger Area.”
2. An operator shall equip vehicles it uses on or in the vicinity of a slope, run or trail with a light visible to skiers or snowboarders when the vehicle is in motion.