Conn. Agencies Regs. § 14-253a-16 - Application by an organization
(a) An organization
may make application for and be issued either special license plates or a
removable windshield placard for use on a vehicle. The application shall be
signed by an officer or authorized representative of the organization. Either
special license plates or one removable windshield placard may be issued for
each vehicle certified as provided in subsection (b) of the of this
section.
(b) An officer or
authorized representative of an organization shall certify under penalty of
false statement that each motor vehicle for which special license plates or a
removable windshield placard are assigned is used primarily to transport
persons who are blind or persons with disabilities. Primary use means that more
than one-half of the usage of such vehicle is for transportation of persons who
are blind or persons with disabilities. The commissioner may require proof of
such usage. The commissioner may require that the ownership or affiliation of
such motor vehicle be identified clearly by markings thereon. Any such markings
shall be subject to the inspection and approval of the commissioner. The motor
vehicle shall be registered in the name of, or leased by, the organization
making the application.
(c) No
medical certification of disability or of blindness as provided in section
14-253a-18
of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies shall be required upon an
application filed by an organization which meets the requirements of this
section.
(d) An organization which
meets the requirements of this section may be issued one removable windshield
placard for each vehicle if no special license plates are issued for such
vehicle. A removable windshield placard issued to a vehicle which meets the
requirements of this section shall display the signature of the authorized
representative of the organization and the alpha-numeric characters of the
vehicle's number plate. Such placard shall expire on the same date as the
expiration of the registration of such vehicle.
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