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Session Laws, 1964
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J. MILLARD TAWES, Governor                          23

tion requirements of such state. The required license plates, registra-
tion cards and identification shall be appropriately displayed in the
manner required by or pursuant to the laws of each respective state.

(g) Additions to Fleet. If any bus is added to a prorated fleet
after the filing of
the original application, the owner shall file a
supplemental application. The owner shall register such bus in each
contracting state in like manner as provided for buses listed in an
original application and the registration fee payable shall be deter-
mined on the mileage proportion used to determine the registration
fees payable for buses registered under the original application.

(h) Withdrawals from Fleet. If any bus is withdrawn from a
prorated fleet during the period for which it is registered or identi-
fied, the owner shall notify the administrator of each state in which
it is registered or identified of such withdrawal and shall return the
plates, and registration card or identification as may be required by
or pursuant to the laws of the respective states.

(i) Audits. The administrator of each contracting state shall,
within the statutory authority of such administrator, make any in-
formation obtained upon an audit of records of any applicant for
proration of registration available to the administrators of the other
contracting states.

(j) Errors in Registration. If it is determined by the adminis-
trator of a contracting state, as a result of such audits or otherwise,
that an improper fee has been paid his state, or errors in registration
found, the administrator may require the fleet owner to make the
necessary corrections in the registration of his fleet and payment
of fees.

400.

Article V. Reciprocity

(a)  Grant of Reciprocity. Each of the contracting states grants
reciprocity as provided in this article.

(b)  Applicability. The provisions of this agreement with respect
to reciprocity shall apply only to a bus properly registered in the base
state of the bus, which state must be a contracting state.

(c)  Non-applicability to Fleet Buses. The reciprocity granted
pursuant to this article shall not apply to a bus which is entitled to
be registered or identified as part of a prorated fleet.

(d)  Extent of Reciprocity. The reciprocity granted pursuant to
this article shall permit the interstate operation of a bus and intra-
state operation which is incidental to a trip of such bus involving in-
terstate operation.

(e)  Other Agreements. Nothing in this agreement shall be con-
strued to prohibit any of the contracting states from entering into
separate agreements with each other for the granting of temporary
permits for the intrastate operation of vehicles registered in the other
state; nor to prevent any of the contracting states from entering
into agreements to grant reciprocity for intrastate operation within
any zone or zones agreed upon by the states.


 

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