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2017 New Hampshire Revised Statutes
Title XXI - MOTOR VEHICLES
Chapter 261 - CERTIFICATES OF TITLE AND REGISTRATION OF VEHICLES
Section 261:140-a - Auto Wholesale Dealer Registration and Plates.
Universal Citation: NH Rev Stat § 261:140-a (2017)
261:140-a Auto Wholesale Dealer Registration and Plates. –
I. Any auto wholesale dealer as defined in RSA 259:5-a, who has an established place of business which meets the signage requirements under paragraph II and is licensed pursuant to RSA 261:103-a, may make application on blanks furnished by the director for a general distinguishing number for use on vehicles owned by the auto wholesale dealer. If the director is satisfied that such applicant is a suitable person, such applicant shall be issued a general distinguishing number and a certificate of registration for an auto wholesale dealer.
II. An established place of business shall clearly and conspicuously display the business name of the dealer in letters no less than 10 inches in height, unless prohibited by local zoning. Such business signage shall be clearly visible from a traveling vehicle on the adjacent public way, unless an obstruction exists which cannot be remedied.
I. Any auto wholesale dealer as defined in RSA 259:5-a, who has an established place of business which meets the signage requirements under paragraph II and is licensed pursuant to RSA 261:103-a, may make application on blanks furnished by the director for a general distinguishing number for use on vehicles owned by the auto wholesale dealer. If the director is satisfied that such applicant is a suitable person, such applicant shall be issued a general distinguishing number and a certificate of registration for an auto wholesale dealer.
II. An established place of business shall clearly and conspicuously display the business name of the dealer in letters no less than 10 inches in height, unless prohibited by local zoning. Such business signage shall be clearly visible from a traveling vehicle on the adjacent public way, unless an obstruction exists which cannot be remedied.
Source. 1986, 66:1. 1997, 179:16, eff. Jan. 1, 1998.
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