2021 Kentucky Revised Statutes Chapter 186 - Licensing of motor vehicles, operators, and trailers 186.072 Commercial motor vehicle temporary registration placard -- Application process -- Uses -- Record of use -- Activation.
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186.072 Commercial motor vehicle temporary registration placard -- Application
process -- Uses -- Record of use -- Activation.
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For the purposes of this section, "motor truck" and "truck tractor" shall have the
same meaning as established in KRS 189.010.
Any manufacturer, dealer, or distributor engaged in the business of manufacturing,
selling, or customizing truck tractors or motor trucks may obtain a commercial
motor vehicle temporary registration placard from the Department of Vehicle
Regulation. The fee for each placard shall be one hundred dollars ($100) per placard
and each applicant shall specify the number of placards to be issued. A company
may make additional requests for temporary placards at any time it exhausts the
placards supplied by the department.
The commissioner shall prescribe the application form for the commercial vehicle
temporary registration placard, require each applicant to submit proof of eligibility
to receive the placard, and certify that the applicant has need of the placard in the
ordinary course of business, and may request other information as part of the
application process.
The commercial vehicle temporary registration placard shall be placed on a truck
tractor or motor truck in the same manner as a regular license plate. The temporary
placard shall be issued if a permanent registration issued pursuant to KRS 186.050
or temporary registration issued pursuant to KRS 186A.100 cannot be obtained.
The use of a commercial vehicle temporary placard shall be limited to the following
activities:
(a) A demonstration of the truck tractor or motor truck to a prospective purchaser;
(b) The transportation of the truck tractor or motor truck to a facility engaged in
the customizing of a motor vehicle for eventual use on the highway;
(c) The transportation of the truck tractor or motor truck to a trade show or other
activity designed to promote the selling of the product; or
(d) The transportation of the truck tractor or motor truck by a purchaser to a
location outside Kentucky, provided that the truck tractor or motor truck is not
eligible to be registered in Kentucky.
Each manufacturer, dealer, or distributor receiving the temporary placards shall
maintain a record of use for each temporary placard to include the following:
(a) The make and model of each motor vehicle and the vehicle identification
number or other identification number of each vehicle on which a placard is
used;
(b) The date the placard was issued and the registration number of the placard;
(c) The address of the final destination and reason for movement of the truck
tractor or motor truck receiving the temporary placard; and
(d) A record of insurance coverage or a binder for insurance coverage issued to
the recipient of the temporary placard.
A commercial vehicle temporary placard shall not be activated until it is placed
upon the truck tractor or motor truck and used in a manner as authorized by
subsection (5) of this section. The commercial vehicle temporary placard shall
expire thirty (30) days after it is activated and placed in use on a truck tractor or
motor truck and shall be designed in a manner that an expiration date shall be noted
clearly on the face of the placard.
Effective: July 15, 2008
History: Created 2008 Ky. Acts ch. 176, sec. 1, effective July 15, 2008.
Legislative Research Commission Note (7/15/2008). While the lead-in language for
this statute in 2008 Ky. Acts ch. 176, sec. 1 provided that "A NEW SECTION KRS
186 (sic) IS AMENDED TO READ AS FOLLOWS:" it is clear that a new statute
was actually being created and the Reviser of Statutes has codified it as such to
effectuate that intent.
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