Assertion: snowmobile | /r/HasProperty | designed for use
Facets:
value: on ice
type: LOCATION
value: on snow
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Here, the court reasoned that although people generally don’t operate snowmobiles – which are designed for use on snow and ice – on public highways, Washington’s Snowmobile Act not only makes clear that a snowmobile is capable of moving and transporting people or property on a public highway, at least when the highway is covered with snow or ice, but also makes clear that it is legally permitted to do so.
text: In this regulation, unless the context otherwise requires, "Act" means the Motor Vehicle (All Terrain) Act; "competition snowmobile" means a snowmobile designed for use, and used exclusively, on competition circuits; "owner's certificate" means a certificate of registration issued to an owner of a snowmobile under section 2 of the Act; "owner's decal" means the method of identification of a snowmobile under section 2 of the Act; "rental dealer's certificate" means a certificate of registration issued to a dealer under section 3 of the Act; "rental dealer's plate" means the method of identification of a rental snowmobile under section 3 of the Act; "rental snowmobile" means a snowmobile rented out by a dealer for use or operation by others, whether or not the snowmobile is owned by the dealer; "snowmobile" means a vehicle weighing not more than 1 000 pounds, designed primarily for travel on snow or ice, having one or more steering skis, and self-propelled by means of an endless belt or belts driven in contact with the ground; and includes a snowmobile conversion vehicle, but does not include a competition snowmobile; "snowmobile conversion vehicle" means a vehicle designed to be capable of conversion to a snowmobile by the repositioning, removal or addition of parts.