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PA Vehicle Code - Title 75§ 1301 - answer(a)
Driving unregistered vehicle prohibited - No person shall drive or move and no owner or
motor carrier shall knowngly permit to be drive or moved up any highway any vehicle
which is not registerd in this Commonwealth unless the vehicle is exempt from
registration.
§ 1501 - answerDrivers required to be licensed
(a) GENERAL RULE - No person, except those expressly exempted, shall drive any
motor vehicle upon a highway or public property in this Commonwealth unless the
person had a driver's license valid under the provisions of this chapter. As used in this
subsection, the term "public property" includes, but is not limited to, driveways and
parking lots owned or leased by the Commonwealth, a political subdivision or an agency
or instrumentality of either.
§ 1515 - answerNotice of change of name or address
(a) DRIVER'S LICENSE -Whenever any person after applying or receiving a driver's
license moves from the address named in the application or in the driver's license
issued or when the name of a licensee is changed, such person shall, within 15 days
thereafter, notify rhe department of the old and new addresses or of such formered an
new names and of the number of any license then held by the person. The department
shall be notified of a change of name in writing.
(b) IDENTIFICATION CARD - (same applies)
§ 1543 - answerDriving while operating privilege is suspended or revoked
(a) OFFENSE DEFINED - Except as provided in subsection (b), any person who drives
a motor vehicle on any highway or trafficway of this Commonwealth after the
commencement of a suspenion, revocation or cancellation of the operating privilege and
before the operating privilege has been restored is guilty of a summary offense and
shall, upon conviction, be sentenced to pay a fine of $200.
(b) CERTAIN OFFENSES - same but fine is $500 if license was revoked as a condition
of 3802 or 1547(b)(1)
§ 3353 - answerProhibitions in Specified Places
a. No person shall:
1. Stop, stand or park:
-double park on a roadway
, (exception for pedalcycles. exception for standing, parking, unloading authorized by
ordinance. ordinance cant authorize standing on a state designated highway except
during off peak hours as determined by the department.)
- on a sidewalk, except for pedal cycles
- within an intersection
- on a crosswalk
- park in a safety zone or within 30 feet of points on the curb immediately opposite the
ends of the safety zone
- along side or opposite any street construction if it obstructs traffic
- on a bridge or elevated structure
- on any railroad track
- in areas between divided highways including crossovers
- at any other place where signs prohibit stopping
(cont.)
§ 3353 - No person shall stand or park within 15 feet of - answerfire hydrant
§ 3353 - No person shall stand or park within 20 feet of - answera crosswalk or
intersection. also within 20 feet of a firehouse entrance when posted or opposite the
firehouse entrance, if it is within 75 feet.
§ 3353 - No person shall stand or park within 30 feet of - answerof a traffic control
signal, stop sign, or yield sign. also within 30 feet of approach to a to a sign warning the
possible presence of a person with a disability on vicinity or a roadway adjacent to the
persons residence who frequently travels the roadway at that location. this must be in
conjunction with an ordinance.
§ 3353 - No person shall park within 50 feet of - answera railroad crossing
§ 3354 Additional Parking Regulations - driver must park with right tires withing ____
inches of the right curb - answer12 inches. must park with traffic (on two way street)
on one way street can park on either side. tired 12 inches from curb
§ 3354 Additional Parking Regulations - subsection (d) Person with disability and
disabled veterans - answer(d)(1) a vehicle is permitted 60 minutes in excess of the
parking time limit when the vehicle is displaying a handicapped or SEVERLY disabled
veteran plate
§ 3354 Additional Parking Regulations - (d) 2. - answerit is illegal to park in a
handicapped space specifically set aside for a local resident
Parking in a handicapped space - answer§ 3354 (d) 3. (i) Parking in a handicapped
space without a tag or placard ($50.00 to $200.00 fine)
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