Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-11-06
CAR LICENSES
NOVEMBER 15
Agent Gibian Gives Rules for
Getting Car Registered
for 1924 Season

The 1925 license plates for auto
mobiles Will be ready for distribution
on November Is. Last year the first
date on which the plates could be
obtained was December /. The Office
hours this season will be as follows.
November Is to December "a, from
. to. 5 o'clock and from December
26 to December 81 from to 6
O'Clock. There will be no licenses is
sued at night as in past years. The
licenses may be obtained in this city
from the Office of Max Gibian, the
local agent, at 73 Madison avenue.
The license plates for 1925 are blue
and aluminium.
All people holding drivers licenses
and wishing to renew them must ap-
pear in person in order that their
signatures may be examined and
sworn to. Dealers plates will not
be given unless the one making APP
plication for such licenses are full
fiedged dealers in autom obiles. These
plates when issued are only to be
used when demonstrating a car to
a prospective purchaser.
The fees for passenger car licenses
this year will be as follows: Forty
cents per horse power for all cars
rated from one to twenty-nine horse
power. All cars Of thirty horse
power or over will cost fifty cents
per horse power. The horse power
is to be computed by the S. A. Z.
rating.
Bus license fees will be based upon
seating capacity as follows: Five
passengers, SIS; eight passengers,
$3.50; twelve passengers, $40; sew
passengers, $50; twenty-six passeng-
ers, $35; thirty passengers, $40. All
buses accommodating more than the
above number of passengers will be
charged 50 per passenger.
The fees for trucks and other COM
merc.al vehicles will be the same as
last year.
Drivers licenses will be So.
Dealers plates in sets of five will
cost $25.
Agent Gibian urges all people who
have cN's to arrange to get their
licenses early. He declares there
will be no excuse for those who have
not obtained their licenses by jan
uary 1, as the opening of the Office
on November 1 S allows all r.jenty of
time to secure the plates. There are
$4,000 items to be issued from Agent
Gibians' office. Last years more
than $500 persons were disappointed
because they could not obtain their
licenses before January l. Mr.. Glib
ian will have a large staff of en-
ployes at his Office on November Is
and he urges everyone to place their
applications for plates at once.
Through his personal efforts M.
Gibian has finally arranged for the
holding of drivers examinations in
this city the entire year. During the
summer season the examinations will
be held from the city hall every Sec
ond and fourth Wednesday and in
the winter time on every second
Wednesday,
At meeting held in Trenton last
week, at which Commissioner Dill
presided and all agents and inspec-
tors were present, Mr.. Dill informed
the agents that all learners who seek
permits for driving must hereafter
present their birth certificates with
their applications.
Information was also given that
anyone who has obtained a car IL
cense and desires to renew it, it will
not be necessary to present the bill
of sale. All intoxicated drivers will
be given the full extent of the law,
namely, a Jail sentence. There will
be no sympathy shown, the inspector
said.
All inspectors have been instruct
ed to arrest anyone driving without
tail light.