Utah Admin. Code R926-11-3 - Permitting of Eligible Vehicles
(1) Owners
of an eligible alternative fuel vehicle registered in the state shall qualify
for a Clean Vehicle Pass, Clean Vehicle Sticker, and Clean Vehicle Permit upon
application to the Department under permitting processes and payment of a fee
defined under this rule.
(2) The
owner of a vehicle issued a Clean Vehicle Pass, Clean Vehicle Sticker, and a
Clean Vehicle Permit is prohibited from placing the Clean Vehicle Pass, and
Clean Vehicle Sticker on any vehicle other than the vehicle for which the
Department has issued a Clean Vehicle Pass, Clean Vehicle Sticker and Clean
Vehicle Permit. Posting a Clean Vehicle Pass and Clean Vehicle Sticker on a
vehicle other than the vehicle for which the Department has issued a Clean
Vehicle Pass, Clean Vehicle Sticker, and Clean Vehicle Permit will render the
vehicle owner ineligible to participate in the Clean Fuel Vehicle
Program.
(3) The owner of a vehicle
issued a Clean Vehicle Pass and Clean Vehicle Sticker must have in the person's
immediate possession the Clean Vehicle Permit issued by the Department for that
vehicle.
(4) The Clean Vehicle Pass
must be placed on the windshield of the vehicle, according to the requirements
of Section
41-6a-1635.
The Clean Vehicle Pass must be mounted directly to the windshield and cannot be
mounted with tape or any other device.
(5) The Clean Vehicle Sticker must be placed
on the rear of the vehicle in the upright position. The Clean Vehicle Sticker
must be placed using the sticker's adhesive backing and may not be affixed with
tape or any other device.
(6) The
Department shall maintain and publish a listing online of each alternative fuel
vehicle makes and models eligible for a Clean Vehicle Pass, Clean Vehicle
Sticker, and Clean Vehicle Permit.
(7) The Department will charge a fee for the
issuance of a Clean Vehicle Pass, Clean Vehicle Sticker and Clean Vehicle
Permit. The amount of the fee will be posted on the application in the amount
established by the Department in accordance with Section
63J-1-504.
(8) The Department may restrict use of the
HOV facility by single-occupant vehicles with Clean Vehicle Passes, Clean
Vehicle Stickers and Clean Vehicle Permits if the operation of the facility
becomes degraded. For the purposes of this rule, an HOV facility is considered
degraded if vehicles operating on the facility are failing to maintain a
minimum average operating speed of 45 miles per hour 90% of the time over a
consecutive 180 day period, during morning or evening weekday peak hour periods
or both.
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