Inoperative Vehicle definition
Inoperative Vehicle means any vehicle in such condition, as result of mechanical and/or structural defects, however caused, that cannot be driven under its own power.
Inoperative Vehicle means any motor vehicle that cannot be moved under its own power.
Inoperative Vehicle means (a) any vehicle that cannot be moved under its own power; or (b) prohibited from being operated on a public street or highway under the provisions of Vehicle Code Section 24002 relating to vehicles in an unsafe condition.
More Definitions of Inoperative Vehicle
Inoperative Vehicle means an automobile, motorcycle, motor assisted bicycle, traction engine, farm tractor or farm machinery, road building machine, construction vehicle, bulldozer, backhoe, excavator, grader, asphalter, earth mover, compactor, crane, lift, skid steer, generator, welder, street car or other vehicle, trailer, boat, bicycle, or any vehicle drawn, propelled or driven by any kind of power, including but not limited to mechanical power, muscular power or wind power, where such items are unable to operate as a result of being dismantled, broken or incomplete, decayed or dilapidated, and in particular includes missing parts, wheels, tires, engines, drive train, body components windows, or any other component necessary for the vehicle to properly operate;
Inoperative Vehicle means any vehicle that cannot operate safely or legally upon the street or highways of the state and includes any vehicle that does not have current valid registration. With respect to a motor vehicle, in addition to the foregoing, inoperative vehicle means a vehicle that is not then capable of self-propulsion.
Inoperative Vehicle means any motor vehicle which cannot be moved under its own power or cannot be operated lawfully on a Utah public street or highway, due to removal of, damage to, or inoperative condition of any component part or the lack of an engine, transmission, wheels, tires, doors, windshield or any other part necessary for such movement or lawful operation.
Inoperative Vehicle means and includes any motor vehicle, that is, dismantled, broken or incomplete, decayed or dilapidated by reason of:
Inoperative Vehicle means any motor vehicle which cannot be moved under its own
Inoperative Vehicle means any vehicle, motor vehicle, vessel, trailer or camping trailer which, that appears by reason of its appearance, mechanical, functional or structural condition not to be operative and includes those vehicles that require a valid license plate be displayed to operate on a highway and have in existence proof of a valid and current registration, pursuant to the provisions of the Highway Traffic Act and amendments thereto, regardless of whether it is required at the time of inspection, and includes all vehicles or vessels that are wrecked, discarded, dismantled or abandoned, or a vehicle or vessel which has had part or all of its superstructure or motor power removed;
Inoperative Vehicle means any motor vehicle that cannot be moved under its own power. "Landscaping" means that at least fifty percent (50%) of the non-paved portions of the exterior yards (those that are visible to the general public) shall be covered with live trees,