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Ch. 14
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1172
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LAWS OF MARYLAND
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(1) FIRE APPARATUS;
(2) FARM EQUIPMENT TEMPORARILY MOVED ON A
HIGHWAY; OR
(3) A VEHICLE DRIVEN UNDER THE TERMS OF A
SPECIAL PERMIT ISSUED UNDER THIS SUBTITLE.
(3) WEIGHT LIMITS - VIOLATION PROHIBITED.
WHETHER THE PERSON IS THE OWNER, LESSEE, DRIVER, OR
OTHERWISE, A PERSON MAY NOT DRIVE OR PERMIT TO BE
DRIVEN ON ANY PUBLICLY MAINTAINED HIGHWAY ANY VEHICLE OR
COMBINATION OF VEHICLES WITH A GROSS WEIGHT THAT
EXCEEDS:
(1) THE MAXIMUM REGISTERED WEIGHT SHOWN ON
ITS REGISTRATION CARD LIMIT FOR WHICH THE VEHICLE OR
COMBINATION IS REGISTERED UNDER §24-110 OF THIS
SUBTITLE; OR
(2) ANY STATUTORY OTHER WEIGHT LIMIT SET
ESTABLISHED UNDER THE MARYLAND VEHICLE LAW.
(C) WEIGHT LIMITS - VIOLATION NOT A MOVING
VIOLATION.
A VIOLATION OF THE MAXIMUM WEIGHT PROVISIONS OF THIS
SUBTITLE IS NOT A MOVING VIOLATION FOR PURPOSES OF TITLE
16,. SUBTITLE 4 OF THIS ARTICLE.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as
Art. 66 1/2, §14-101.
In subsection (a) of this section and
throughout this title, the defined term "farm
equipment" is substituted for the phrase
"implements of husbandry, including farm
tractors". See §11—120 of this article.
In the introductory clause of subsection (b)
of this section, the term "publicly maintained
highway" is substituted for the present
"public highway" for clarity. Although it is
possible that the present reference was
intended to mean only a highway used by the
public — in which case the term "public" is
superfluous in light of the definition of
"highway" in §11-127 of this article — the
Commission believes that here the intent was
to include only those highways that are
maintained by a governmental agency.
In subsection (b)(2) of this section, the
present reference to weight limits under
"Article 89B" is deleted because the pertinent
provisions of that article are now included in
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