If there is no plate, I guess it would be tough to issue a ticket. However, it seems illogical that there is no indication of how long a vehicle has been running around unlicensed. Perhaps the vehicle could be immobilized (another lock through the wheel?) until proof has been provided that a license is in the works. There should also be some sort of VIN # that would be traceable. Is it possible to ticket based on that?
I see an awful lot of mopeds without plates at all times of the year. Not only does it make it tough to ticket them for parking violations, but also for moving violations. Maybe the University could simply not allow unlicensed or questionable vehicles to be parked in bike racks - since they have no proof they are legal. At 08:40 PM 10/9/2003 -0500, Arthur Ross wrote: >1) [snip] If >there is no plate (my understanding is that DMV takes at least 4 - 6 >weeks to sent out a moped plate and I don't think there is a temporary >available, so someone who bought a moped at the beginning of this >semester might not yet have received their plate from DMV), then you >just have to wait for the plate to be issued. The operator should be >carrying proof of application for a plate, and the application will say >if it's a moped. But that doesn't really help with a parking ticket, >since the operator isn't usually there if it's parked. _______________________________________________ Bikies mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.danenet.org/mailman/listinfo/bikies
