2.__Stop and identify requirement.__Persons operating an airmobile upon the land of another shall stop and identify themselves upon the request of the landowner or the landowner's duly authorized representative.__Any person in violation of this subsection is accountable to the landowner under applicable law.

3.__Restrictions. If restrictions on operation are posted on the land of another, a person operating an airmobile shall observe those restrictions.

4.__Operating airmobile upon public way.__Except as provided in this subsection, a person may not operate an airmobile upon a public way.

A.__Properly registered airmobiles may cross public ways, including bridges, overpasses and underpasses. For crossing public ways, sidewalks and culverts, persons operating airmobiles may travel only the distance necessary, but in no case exceeding 300 yards, for the sole purpose of crossing as directly as possible. For crossing bridges, overpasses and underpasses, persons operating airmobiles may travel only the distance necessary, but in no case exceeding 500 yards, for the sole purpose of crossing as directly as possible. All crossings are subject to the following conditions:

(1)__The operator of the airmobile may cross public ways only if the crossing can be made safely and does not interfere with vehicular traffic approaching from either direction;

(2)__The operator of the airmobile shall dismount and lead the machine along the extreme right of the traveled way; and

(3)__The operator of the airmobile shall yield the right- of-way to all vehicular traffic.

A person who violates this subsection commits a civil violation for which a forfeiture of not less than $100 nor more than $500 may be adjudged.

5.__Failing to stop airmobile before entering public way.__A person may not fail to bring an airmobile to a complete stop before entering a public way.