The Taxation of Motor Vehicles in 1932U.S. Government Printing Office, 1935 - 270 pages |
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1½ and less age per vehicle Amount collected Aver average payments Average per vehicle capacity groups capacity in tons carriers of property cents per gallon certificate fees certificates of title Chauffeur class of service clusive common carriers common-carrier trucks Contract carrier Dollars Dollars Dollars fees and taxes flat fee for-hire carriers Franchise fees gasoline taxes Grand total gross weight highway horsepower imposed on motor inclusive Item Number licenses mile Mileage tax motor vehicles motor-fuel taxes Motorcycles municipal fees number of vehicles Number Rate Number registered passenger cars percent pounds Private passenger cars Privately operated Public carrier public-carrier busses Rate of fee Rate of registration receipts tax Registration classification registration fees REGISTRATIONS AND FEES reported school busses seating capacity sight-seeing sive South Carolina South Dakota special fees TABLE tax-paid taxation imposed taxicabs tered tion fees ton-mile tax Total or average Total registrations tractor trucks Trailers and semitrailers Trucks and tractor West North Central
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Page 51 - The limitations imposed by this act as to length of vehicle or combination of vehicles and weights of loads and- of height of vehicle with load shall not apply to vehicles when used only to transport property from point of origin to the nearest practicable common carrier receiving or loading point or from a common carrier unloading point by way of the shortest practicable route...
Page 37 - Atlantic, East North Central, West North Central, East South Central, West South Central, Mountain, and Pacific groups of states.
Page 79 - New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
Page 51 - No commercial motor vehicle, truck-tractor, trailer, or semi-trailer shall be operated on the public highway outside of the limits of an incorporated city or town with a load exceeding seven thousand...
Page 15 - ... transporting persons or property, or both, or of providing or furnishing such transportation service, for hire...
Page 8 - B motor carriers shall include all other motor carriers not operating as Class A and Class C motor carriers, whether as private carriers or common carriers, of persons or property.
Page 81 - New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Rhode...
Page 51 - ... shortest practicable route to destination; provided, said vehicle does not pass a delivery or receiving point of a common carrier equipped to transport such load...
Page 11 - Commonwealth, eight (8) mills upon the dollar upon such portion of the gross receipts of such company as is represented by the ratio that the number of miles of routes operated...
Page 9 - ... under special or individual agreement or agreements and not operating as a common carrier and not operating exclusively within the corporate limits of the City of Kingsport and the suburban territory adjacent thereto.