Subchapter F. REGISTRATION CREDENTIALS
Sec.
63.91. Vehicle identification.
63.92. Replacement of credentials.
63.93. Cancellation.§ 63.91. Vehicle identification.
(a) Issuance of plate and cab cards. Upon approval of an application for apportioned registration and payment of the necessary fees, the Bureau will issue the following to Pennsylvania based carriers:
(1) A Pennsylvania base plate bearing the legend ‘‘apportioned.’’
(2) An apportioned cab card containing the following information:
(i) Name and address of the registrant.
(ii) Make and vehicle identification number of the vehicle.
(iii) Pennsylvania registration plate number and registered gross weight for Pennsylvania.
(iv) Name of each jurisdiction in which apportioned and registered gross weight for each jurisdiction.
(v) Other information the Department deems necessary.
(b) Display. Credentials issued by the Department will be maintained or displayed as follows:
(1) The apportioned registration plate shall be mounted on the front of every tractor and truck tractor and on the rear of every truck, trailer and other apportioned vehicle.
(2) The cab card shall be carried in the vehicle for which it is issued.
(c) Return of credentials. An apportioned registration plate and cab card shall be returned to the Bureau by June 10 if not renewed by June 1 of the same year. Failure to return the apportioned registration plate will result in assessment of a full 12-month registration fee for the plate according to the previously registered weight of the vehicle on which the plate was used.
Source The provisions of this § 63.91 adopted April 29, 1983, effective April 30, 1983, 13 Pa.B. 1440; corrected February 24, 1984, effective November 26, 1983, 14 Pa.B. 661; readopted May 6, 1988, effective immediately and applies retroactively to April 30, 1988, 18 Pa.B. 2130; amended January 15, 1993, effective January 16, 1993, 23 Pa.B. 278. Immediately preceding text appears at serial pages (127598) to (127599).
§ 63.92. Replacement of credentials.
(a) Application. If a Pennsylvania apportioned registration plate or cab card is defaced, lost, or stolen: the carrier shall apply for a replacement on the appropriate form furnished by the Department, accompanied by the fee provided in this chapter.
(b) Replacement at transfer. Application for replacement of a lost or stolen registration plate will not be accepted with a registration transfer application unless the cab card is surrendered with the supplemental registration application required in § 63.35 (relating to changes in apportionable vehicle fleets).
(c) Cab cards. Application for replacement of a lost cab card will not be accepted at the time a supplemental registration application is filed under § 63.35.
Source The provisions of this § 63.92 adopted April 29, 1983, effective April 30, 1983, 13 Pa.B. 1440; corrected February 24, 1984, effective November 26, 1983, 14 Pa.B. 661; readopted May 6, 1988, effective immediately and applies retroactively to April 30, 1988, 18 Pa.B. 2130. Immediately preceding text appears at serial page (87692).
§ 63.93. Cancellation.
The Department may cancel apportioned registration plates, cab cards and temporary registrations issued under this chapter and Chapter 65 (relating to permit agents), if they were issued in error, or if fees remain unpaid.
Source The provisions of this § 63.93 adopted April 29, 1983, effective April 30, 1983, 13 Pa.B. 1440; corrected February 24, 1984, effective November 26, 1983, 14 Pa.B. 661; readopted May 6, 1988, effective immediately and applies retroactively to April 30, 1988, 18 Pa.B. 2130; amended January 15, 1993, effective January 16, 1993, 23 Pa.B. 278. Immediately preceding text appears at serial pages (127599) to (127600).
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