HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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2. STAY WITH AND AS CLOSE TO THE
OTHER VEHICLES IN THE CONVOY AS CONDITIONS PERMIT.

(III) A DRIVER OF A VEHICLE OPERATING
UNDER A CONVOY PERMIT MAY NOT DRIVE THE VEHICLE ANYWHERE
EXCEPT ON THE SHORTEST PRACTICAL ROUTE BETWEEN THE POINTS
FOR WHICH THE CONVOY PERMIT WAS ISSUED.

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(A)  IN THIS SECTION, "SHUTTLE PERMIT" MEANS A PERMIT
TO OPERATE ON A HIGHWAY, MOTOR VEHICLES THAT ARE NEW
VEHICLES BEING MOVED BETWEEN A MARITIME PORT FACILITY AND A
TEMPORARY STORAGE AREA THAT IS NOT MORE THAN 3 MILES
DISTANT.

(B)  THE ADMINISTRATION MAY ISSUE SHUTTLE PERMITS TO A
PERSON SUBMITTING AN APPLICATION THAT SHALL BE ON A FORM AND
CONTAIN THE INFORMATION THAT THE ADMINISTRATION REQUIRES.

(C)  THE ADMINISTRATION SHALL CHARGE A FEE FOR SHUTTLE
PERMITS, NOT TO EXCEED THE COST OF PROCUREMENT AND ISSUANCE
OF THE PERMITS.

(D)  WHEN A VEHICLE DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (A) OF THIS
SECTION IS OPERATED ON A HIGHWAY, THE SHUTTLE PERMIT SHALL
BE DISPLAYED ON THE REAR BUMPER OF THE VEHICLE.

(E)  WHEN OPERATED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THIS
SECTION, A VEHICLE SHALL BE COVERED BY THE REQUIRED SECURITY
CONTAINED IN TITLE 17 OF THIS ARTICLE.

(F)  VEHICLES DISPLAYING A SHUTTLE PERMIT MAY NOT BE
OPERATED ON A HIGHWAY EXCEPT ON THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE
BETWEEN THE AUTHORIZED POINTS.

(G)  IN ADDITION TO ANY OTHER PENALTY PROVIDED IN THIS
ARTICLE, A VIOLATION OF ANY OF THE PROVISIONS OF THIS
SECTION MAY RESULT IN THE SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION OF A
PERSON'S AUTHORIZATION FOR OBTAINING SHUTTLE PERMITS.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act
shall take effect July 1, 1981.

Approved May 12, 1981.

CHAPTER 334
(Senate Bill 1083)
AN ACT concerning