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Originally Posted by WrenchMonkey
I can't say you're wrong, but (A) That'd be a really arbitrary (dumb) way to determine allowed lift. A Jeep used to deliver pizzas can be 5-7" taller than one that just fetches them?
And (B) I'll check, but I bet my stock F250 is way over 22" frame height. It'd be a real kick in the teeth to get a lift ticket on a stock rig...
Of course, just because it's arbitrary or unfair doesn't mean it's not the law, so like I said, I can't say you're wrong.
But it is really unclear, and either way, it's poorly written.
Robert
Edit: For what it's worth, the BMV's website lists a $34.50 fee for "Passenger," $49.50 for for "Light Non-Comm" and $84.50 for "Heavy Non-Comm."
I could (and would!) argue that if I'm paying for more than passenger plates, I've got more than a passenger vehicle... |
Yep, I think it's pretty stupid as well, and I'm not proclaiming that's what the cops use to pull people over... That is what I have had personal experiance with at the title office is all.
Yep, it's all double talk and contradiction in the Ohio Revised Code... if it was black and white we would not need Lawyers!!!!
