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1720                                        LAWS OF MARYLAND                                    Ch. 472

(B) A PERSON MAY NOT KNOWINGLY INSERT ANY FALSE INFORMATION
ON THE FACE OF A TEMPORARY REGISTRATION PLATE.

[(b)] (C) A dealer may not[:

(1) Issue] ISSUE a temporary registration plate to
any person who has annual registration plates for a vehicle that
has been sold or exchanged[;].

[(2) Lend] (D) A DEALER MAY NOT LEND a temporary

registration plate to any person[;].

[(3) Use] (E) A DEALER MAY NOT USE a temporary
registration plate on any vehicle that the dealer owns[; or].

[(4) Otherwise] (F) A      DEALER MAY NOT OTHERWISE

issue, assign, transfer, or deliver    any temporary registration

plate to any person for any reason  except as authorized by this
part.

13-616.

(a) (1) The owner of any vehicle described in paragraph (2)
of this subsection may apply to the Administration for the
assignment to that vehicle of a special, disabled person's
registration number, if the applicant, a dependent of the
applicant, or any individual who depends on the applicant for
transportation:

(i) Has permanently lost the use of a leg or an
arm;

(ii) Is so severely and permanently disabled as
to be unable to move without a wheelchair or crutches;

(iii) So suffers from lung disease that his
forced expiratory volume, one second, when measured by
spirometry, is less than one liter;

(iv) Has a permanent impairment of both eyes so
that:

1.  The central visual acuity is 20/200 or
less in the better eye, with corrective glasses; or

2,  There is a field defect in which the
peripheral field has contracted to such an extent that the widest
diameter of visual field subtends an angular distance no greater
than 20 degrees in the better eye; or

(v) Has a physical disability, as certified by
a licensed physician and determined by the Administration, which
is permanent, which substantially impairs the person's mobility,
and which is so severe that the person would endure a hardship or
be subject to a risk of injury if the privileges accorded a

 

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