Ch. 5

LAWS OF MARYLAND

operated on any part of the interstate system or other State
system highways that are designated by the Secretary in
conjunction with the U.S. Department of Transportation, or on a
highway that is the shortest practical route between a designated
highway and:

1.  A truck terminal;

2.   [Point] A POINT of origin/destination
for cargo; or

3.  For a distance not to exceed 1 mile,
facilities for food, fuel, repairs, or rest.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Erroneous punctuation, omitted conjunctions,
stylistic error, and omitted article in § 24-104.l(k)
of the Transportation Article.

Occurred: Erroneous punctuation, omitted

conjunctions, and omitted article occurred in Ch. 801,

Acts of 1986. Stylistic error occurred in Ch. 6, Acts
of 1988.

24-209.

(d) The provisions of this section:

(1)  Do not apply to any [Class "E"] CLASS E (truck)
vehicles of 10,000 pounds or less gross vehicle weight; and

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Extraneous quotation marks in § 24-209(d)(l)
of the Transportation Article.

Occurred: Ch. 431, Acts of 1978.

25-111.

(b) (1) A police officer may require the driver of any
vehicle that is subject to any rule or regulation adopted under
this section to stop and submit to an inspection:

(i) All applicable driver records, including
driver's license, driver hours of service record and certificate
of physical examination; [and]

(2)  A police officer who is certified by the Maryland
State Police to perform an inspection authorized under this
section, a Public Service Commission inspector, or a hazardous

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