2010 Pennsylvania Code
Title 75 - VEHICLES
Chapter 11 - Certificate of Title and Security Interests
1102 - Vehicles not requiring certificate of title.

     § 1102.  Vehicles not requiring certificate of title.
        No certificate of title is required for:
            (1)  A vehicle owned by the United States unless it is
        registered in this Commonwealth.
            (2)  A golf cart, motor-driven cycle, go-cart or other
        similar vehicle unless it is registered in this Commonwealth.
            (3)  A new vehicle owned by a manufacturer or registered
        dealer before and until sale.
            (4)  A vehicle owned by a nonresident of this
        Commonwealth and not required by law to be registered in this
        Commonwealth.
            (5)  A vehicle owned by a resident legally required to be
        registered in another state, based and used principally
        outside of this Commonwealth, and not required by law to be
        registered in this Commonwealth.
            (6)  A vehicle regularly engaged in the interstate
        transportation of persons or property for which a currently
        effective certificate of title has been issued in another
        state.
            (7)  A vehicle moved solely by human or animal power.
            (8)  An implement of husbandry unless required to be
        registered.
            (9)  Special mobile equipment unless required to be
        registered.
            (10)  A multipurpose agricultural vehicle.
            (11)  A tow dolly.
            (12)  An electric personal assistive mobility device.
     (Mar. 7, 1982, P.L.152, No.49, eff. imd.; July 11, 1985,
     P.L.220, No.56, eff. 60 days; Aug. 5, 1991, P.L.238, No.26, eff.
     imd.; July 4, 2002, P.L.692, No.105, eff. 60 days)

        2002 Amendment.  Act 105 added par. (12).
        1991 Amendment.  Act 26 added par. (11).
        1985 Amendment.  Act 56 added par. (10).
        1982 Amendment.  Act 49 amended the intro. par. and deleted
     par. (10).
        Cross References.  Section 1102 is referred to in section
     1101 of this title.