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   CALIFORNIA VEHICLE CODE    

   :: SECTION 38160-38170

 

38160.  The department, upon identifying an off-highway motor
vehicle subject to identification, shall issue to the owner a
suitable identification plate or device which is capable of being
attached to the vehicle in such a manner so as to not endanger the
operator or passengers of the vehicle, and which shall identify the
vehicle for which it is issued for the period of its validity.



38165.  The department shall determine the size, color, and letters
or number of the plate or device issued pursuant to this division and
the life of the series of plate or device issued, but in no event
less than six years.  During the intervening identification periods
for which the plate or device is issued, the department shall issue a
tab, sticker, or other suitable device to indicate the term for
which such plate or device will be valid.



38170.  (a) Every off-highway motor vehicle subject to
identification shall have displayed upon it the identification number
assigned to the vehicle for which it is issued, together with the
word "California" or the abbreviation "CAL" and the year number for
which it is issued or a suitable device issued by the department for
validation purposes, which device shall contain the year for which it
is issued.
   (b) The identification plate or device shall at all times be
securely fastened to the vehicle for which it is issued and shall be
mounted or affixed in a position to be clearly visible, and shall be
maintained in a condition so as to be clearly legible.  No covering
shall be used on the identification plate or device.
   (c) All identification plates or devices issued on or after
January 1, 1996, shall be displayed as follows:
   (1) On the left fork leg of a motorcycle, either horizontal or
vertical, and shall be visible from the left side of the motorcycle.

   (2) On the left quadrant of the metal frame member of sand rails,
rail-type buggies, and dune buggies, visible from the rear of the
vehicle.
   (3) On the left rear quadrant on permanent plastic or metal frame
members of all-terrain vehicles, visible to outside inspections.
   (4) On the left tunnel on the back quadrant of snowmobiles.






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