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Bad Bill for Title Military Surplus Off Road Moves to Virginia Senate
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When is the final ruling? I see yesterday was a meeting and we got some info, but when is it going to put into law? For me, 150 miles or 250 miles is ok. I would rather be unrestricted, but if this allows for a Sunday drive on road or to grab some food. I have antiques tags on one of my other cars with no issues and drive it whenever. It’s not a daily driver either.
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I have no issues either Navo. But what it’s going to come down to is the attitude each city, state, or county police officer has that day or what their discretion of what the law is. Can’t wait for the stories.
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And where we live..... I don’t see it being an issue with antique tags
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Or a brisk online trade in FMVSS stickers...
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Got one I can borrow? Lol
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"Former Military Vehicle-Super Sport"
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"All owners of all surplus military vehicles"
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E. The provisions of this section shall apply to all owners of military surplus motor vehicles registered with the Department under any other provision of this Code prior to July 1, 2018. Such owners shall, based on a schedule and in a manner prescribed by the Department, reregister such vehicle and receive an appropriately designed license plate in accordance with this section. The Department shall cancel the registrations of vehicles owned by persons that, prior to January 1, 2019, do not re-register such vehicle with the Department.
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VA laws only apply in VA thankfully
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IIRC, that is the section of the bill that we got struck from it in the amendment. So now you'd be good to go with a good inspection as long as you didn't opt to get the military plates. However, state police has promised that nobody will pass inspection with a former military vehicle. Or antique import. Or... kit car? Or specially constructed vehicle.... or... on and on and on...
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So then if you've already got plates and already passed inspection you're grandfathered in?
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Just found out about this through another thread. Sorry I got in too late to help. In a way this is just one more reason why I need to put this State in my rear view................
My son was in Norfolk and his bridge toll card didn't work right, sometimes would register and other times wouldn't. While he was out on the sub they would send nasty threatening letters that said he owed huge amounts of money for "fees" that they tacked on. The letters came to our house, not his PO address. I called and wrote back, that he was incommunicado but they only got worse. Finally I wrote the governor. Son came back in and thought all was taken care of then the nasty, threatening letters started again. The Governors office wrote back saying that they used a contractor and had no control over them....I call that BS.
After having this problem with the Virginia Government and their lacky contractors, the disrespect for the military and their sub crews who are out of contact for 4 months made me NEVER want to live or even visit Virginia.
SAY NO TO VIRGINIA....drain that swamp.
After having this problem with the Virginia Government and their lacky contractors, the disrespect for the military and their sub crews who are out of contact for 4 months made me NEVER want to live or even visit Virginia.
SAY NO TO VIRGINIA....drain that swamp.
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The senate version was modified AGAIN. Looks like it was made worse again.
I'm fuming, again.
Some of the newly added text is:
I'm fuming, again.
Some of the newly added text is:
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That's nuts. I would think section C would be satisfied by a safety inspection. That's what safety inspections are for.
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That looks like it grandfathers in current owners with their current usage intact. Am I missing something?
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That's one of the most frustrating things about this bill. The wording is horrible. The theory is awful. And it leaves things up to the DMV and the VA State Police, which is a horrible punt by the legislature.
The VA State Police will say that such a certification would be nothing short of: "A letter from the manufacturer that it meets all FMVSS requirements from the year it LEFT THE MILITARY."
And if you don't LIVE in Richmond and can be there everyday to combat the BS, you don't have a voice. The VA State Police and the DMV gets to tell factually incorrect things without any cite, source, or supporting documents and the congressmen soak it up like the gospel.
Even when you're there, you're given 3 minutes to combat 5 lies from the bureaucrats.
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