HARRY HUGHES, Governor                                     1803

[(2) Any] (B) A PERSON MAY NOT DISPLAY ON A MOTOR

VEHICLE ANY sign that, in the judgment of the Administration, may
tend to create a hazard to safety.

22-404.3.

(a) [(1)] Every truck, truck tractor, and bus operated on
highways in this State, except as provided in subsection
[(b)] (E) of this section, shall be identified with the name,
trade name, or company logo, and the city and state of its owner
or operator. However, instead of the city and state, one of the
following may be used:

[(i)] (1) The company unit number;

[(ii) ] (2) The Interstate Commerce Commission
number; or

[(iii) ] (3) The number issued by a State
agency.

[(2)] (B) The display of identification required by this
section shall be in letters in sharp color contrast to the
background and shall be of such size, shape, and color as to be
readily legible, during daylight hours, from a distance of 50
feet while the vehicle is not in motion.

(C)  The display of identification may be accomplished
through the use of a removable device so prepared as to otherwise
meet the identification and legibility requirements of this
section.

(D)  This section does not prohibit the display of any
additional identification required by other laws of this State or
any other state, or by any agency or department of the federal
government.

[(b)] (E) This section does not apply to:

(1)  Vehicles owned or operated by a gas, electric,
telegraph, telephone, or water company, as defined in Article 78
of the Code;

(2)  Vehicles registered as farm trucks under § 13-921
of this article or as farm truck tractors under § 13-924 of this
article;

(3)  School vehicles registered under § 13-932 of this
article;

(4)  Trucks registered at 3/4 ton capacity or less;

(5)  Emergency vehicles; or