LD 227
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Page 1 of 2 An Act to Further Decriminalize Operating an Unregistered Vehicle LD 227 Title Page
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A. An unregistered motor vehicle to be towed either by a
regular service wrecker or by the use of a towbar; or

 
C. An unregistered trailer or semitrailer with a gross
weight of 3,000 pounds or less to be towed, for one trip
only, between the points of origin and destination.

 
A permit issued under this subsection is valid for no more than 3
days, including the date of issuance.

 
3-A. Permit to operate unregistered vehicle. Upon stopping a
vehicle with a registration that has been expired for more than
30 days, a law enforcement officer may issue a permit to the
owner or operator of the vehicle to operate the vehicle to the
owner's residence or to an office of the bureau for the sole
purpose of renewal of the registration by the owner.

 
4. Duplicate registration, notification of change in location
or status. Duplicate registrations are provided in accordance
with section 1405. A person to whom a registration has been
issued must notify the Secretary of State of a change in location
or status in accordance with section 1407.

 
SUMMARY

 
This bill decriminalizes operating an unregistered vehicle
when the registration has expired within the last 120 days. This
bill also clarifies that the owner of the vehicle is responsible
for registering a vehicle that is operated on a public way.


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