Ill. Admin. Code tit. 92, § 1010.230 - Refusing Registration or Certificate of Title
a) The Secretary of State shall refuse
registration or transfer of registration; the issuance of a certificate of
title, transfer or assignment of a certificate of title, when the Secretary of
State makes a determination that the vehicle by its size or design would create
a dangerous and hazardous condition upon the highway, or that the vehicle is
not manufactured or designed for general highway use and operation.
b) In making the determination set forth in
1010.230(a), the Secretary of State, may consider, but not in limitation
thereof, the following factors:
1) That such
vehicle, by its size, design or otherwise, is in such unsafe condition as to
endanger the person or property of other; or that such vehicle does not contain
those parts or is not at all times equipped with such lamps and other equipment
in proper condition and adjustment as required by (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1981, ch.
951/2, pars. 12-100 et seq.)
2)
That said vehicle by its size or design, without major additions, adjustments,
or modifications thereto, does not have an operating capability, for general
street and highway use.
3) That
said vehicle was not designed, manufactured, marketed and sold by said
manufacturer through retail vehicle dealers, for general street and highway use
and operation.
4) That the minimum
required wheelbase measurement for registration and titling of such vehicle be
and is forty-four (44) inches between any two axles thereof; for the purpose of
this Part said wheelbase shall be measured upon a straight line from center to
center of the vehicle axles designated.
5) That the minimum inside wheel diameter, or
"rim" measurement, for registration and titling of such vehicle be and is
fifteen (15) inches across.
6) That
the vehicle have the performance capability of generating, developing and
maintaining adequate power and speed so as not to impede or block the normal
and reasonable movement of traffic on public streets and highways.
7) Compliance by applicant with all laws,
regulations and requirements relating to the issuance of Registration Plates
and Certificates of Title.
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