Marvin Mandel, Governor                       1029

uninsured motor vehicle at any time during the registration year,
shall immediately notify the Commissioner thereof and pay the
amount prescribed in this paragraph or return his registration cer-
tificate and plates prior to the time when the motor vehicle becomes
uninsured. If it appears that the motor vehicle has become an unin-
sured motor vehicle for not longer than twenty days, and evidence
of the existence of insurance in effect is submitted to the Commis-
sioner, the amount payable shall be limited to twenty-five per centum
(25%) of the charge. Any person who fails to comply with a notice
by the Commissioner hereunder to return his registration certificate
and plates or pay the amount prescribed hereunder within the time
specified in the notice, shall be subject to an additional charge of
twenty-five dollars ($25.00). These charges shall be in addition to
any other amounts due under this section and the proceeds of all
the charges shall be paid into the fund.

10-107.

(a) The driver and/or owner of every motor vehicle which is in
any manner involved in an accident within this State, in which any
person is killed or injured, or in which damage to the property of
any person, including himself, in excess of $100 is sustained, within
15 days shall report the matter in writing to the Department and
file with the report any evidence of liability insurance which satis-
fies the requirements of Part II [or] of Subtitle 7. This report shall
state, in addition to all other information required to be contained
therein, the name and address of the insurance carrier for the
person making the report, the policy number and the name and
address of the local agent for the insurance carrier. If the driver is
physically incapable of making the report or is unavailable or refuses
to do so the Department in its discretion may accept a report of the
accident from the owner. The owner of the motor vehicle involved
in the accident shall report the matter in writing to the Department
and file the evidence of insurance required above.

12-218.

(c) No person shall drive or move any vehicle or equipment upon
any highway which is equipped with or displays any light or signal
device which is capable of oscillating, rotating, blinking or any type
of emission of light other than a solid beam unless designated and
authorized by the Commissioner as follows:

(1)  Vehicles of the police department and other city, county, State
or Federal law enforcement agencies may be equipped with and dis-
play red and/or blue lights or signal devices.

(2)  Vehicles of city, county, State or federal fire departments or
duly constituted volunteer fire departments or rescue squads may
foe equipped with or display red and/or white lights or signal devices.

(3)  Ambulances may be equipped with or display red and/or
white lights or signal devices.

(4)  Authorized service vehicles, rural letter carrier, slow moving
farm vehicles and tow trucks may be equipped with or display
yellow or amber lights or signal devices.