LICENSES 2433

not more than 8,000 pounds......................$100

not more than 9,000 pounds...................... 125

not more than 10,000 pounds.................... 150

not more than 12,000 pounds.................... 600

not more than 14,000 pounds.................... 1000

and for each motor vehicle equipped with six wheels and wholly or in
part with solid tires propelled by internal combustion engines, and having
a rated carrying capacity of not more than 20,000 pounds........ $500.

(4) Class G. (1) Semi-trailers with two wheels and equipped with
rubber tires shall be divided into four classes based upon the gross shipping
weight of the chassis as given and certified to by the manufacturer, and the
fee for each class shall be as follows:

Class Shipping Weight of Chassis in Pounds Fee

1 Less than 1000................................ $40

2 1000 and over but less than 2500.................. 140

3 2500 and over but less than 3500.................. 200

4 3500 and over................................ 280

(5) Trailers or semi-trailers with two axles and four wheels equipped
with rubber tires shall be divided into six classes based upon the gross
shipping weight of the chassis as given and certified to by the manufac-
turer, and the fee for each class shall be as follows:

Class Shipping Weight of Chassis in Pounds Fee

1 Less than 1500................................ $30

2 1500 and over but less than 3000.................. 60

3 3000 and over but less than 4000.................. 90

4 4000 and over but less than 5000.................. 120

5 5000 and over but less than 6000.................. 150

6 6000 and over................................. 200

(6) Trailers with three axles and six wheels equipped with rubber tires
shall be divided into six classes based upon the gross shipping weight of
the chassis as given and certified to by the manufacturer and the fee for
each class shall be as follows:

Class Weight in Pounds Fee

1 Less than 4000................................ $90

2 4000 and over but less than 5000.................. 160

3 5000 and over but less than 6000.................. 240

4 6000 and over but less than 7000.................. 320

5 7000 and over but less than 9000.................. 440

6 9000 and over................................ 500

No additional fees, license, or tax shall be charged by the State or any
county or municipal sub-division of the State, except the property tax and
gasoline tax in respect to such vehicles or their operation.

Secs. 311 and 312 and Art. 23, Sec. 349, do not give the Public Service Commission
jurisdiction over one transporting his own property. Public Service Comm. v. Bakery &
Dairy, 176 Md. 191.

A dairy company which collects milk in its trucks from producers on regularly
scheduled routes is subject to provision of this and following sections. Pub. Serv.
Commn, v. West. Md. Dairy, 150 Md. 643 (decided prior to Act of 1927, ch. 152).

Secs. 311-322 are valid and apply to a co-operative corporation transporting milk
and other freight for its stockholders for hire. Parlett, etc. v. Tidewater Lines, 164
Md. 405.