Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-20

by foreign corporations doing bus
mess in Maine must register belore
entry into the State.
When the time limit has expired
that the non resident is permitted 10
operate in Maine under the reclproc-
itv act, the motor vehicle must De
registered and the operator licensed
according to the laws of Maine.
Reciprocity dos not mean that
the nonresident can be issued the
same classes of registrations and IL
censes that are issued in ones home
state.
The new law states that all eX-
emptions from Maine registration
are conditional that the motor We
hicle is properly registered in Its
home state, and displays license tags
according to the laws of its home
state.
The law provides that trallers
when towed by a passenger carrying
vehicle are entitled to the exemption
privileges granted to passenger cars.
| When towed by trucks they are en-
titled to the exemptions granted 20
| trucks.
The new law for passenger cars as
| it comedies with the respective
states in brief is as follows:-Ala-
| bama, full reciprocity operate indeh-
nitely,' no license required; Arizona,
may operate in Maine four months,
| licenses good for 80 days; Arkansas,
| can operate for 80 days, no license
necessary for this time unless paid
| chauffeur; California, can operate
| for six months, same pertains to Ii
censes; Colorado, may operate for
| 80 days, licenses good for same per-
| iod; Connecticut must register after
| operating Is days, do not have to
| be consecutive days however, licens-
es good for fifteen days; Delaware,
| full reciprocity, same pertains to IL
cenSeS, can operate unlimited time.
| Florida, 80 days until after Jan. l,
| 1926 when full reciprocity and can
| operate indefinitely, same applies TO
| licenses; Georgia, 80 days, same for
| licenses; Idaho, good for 80 days,
same for licenses; Illinois, six
months. same for licenses; Indiana,
| so days, licenses honored for indeti-
mite period; Iowa, 80 days, licenses
not required; Kansas, 60 days, il
censes not required for same period;
| Kentucky, full reciprocity, same ap-
plies to licenses; Louisiana, 80 days,
same for licenses; Maryland. full
| reciprocity, same applies to licenses;
| Massachusetts, passenger cars may
| operate unlimited time unless owner
| has regular place Of abode or bus
] mess in Maine for a period of more
| than 80 days, licenses .honored in
definite period; Michigan 80 days,
| same for licenses; Minnesota, two
| months, no license required; Missis-
| sippi, 80 days. same for licenses;
| Missouri, 80 days, same for licenses;
\ 10 60,
Nebraska, 80 days same for licens-
| es; New Hampshire, 20 days, same
for licenses; New Jersey. Is days,
same for licenses; Nevada, 80 days,
same for licenses; New Mexico. so
days, same for licenses; New York,
full reciprocity, same applies to Ii
| censes; North Carolina, 60 days,
same for licenses; North Dakota,
registration or licenses not required;
Ohio, for indefinite period, same ap
| plies to licenses; Oklahoma, 60 days,
same for licenses; Oregon. three
months, same for licenses; Pennsyl-
vania, full reciprocity, indefinite per-
| iod same for licenses; Rhode Island,
unlimited unless owner has abode or
business in Maine, then for 80 days,
same for licenses; South Carolina,
80 days. same for licenses; South
| Ddhotd, iiuelllllte peilOu, same LOT
licenses; Tennessee, 80 days, same
for licenses; Texas, 80 days, same
for licenses; Utah, 80 days, same
| for licenses; Vermont, full reciproc-
| ity, same for licenses; Virginia, full
reciprocity same for licenses. none
required; Washington, indefinite per-
iod, same for licenses but operators
must be Is years old; West Virginia
three months. same for licenses;
Wisconsin. Indefinite period. same
for licenses Wyoming, 80 days, no
operators license necessary; District
of Columbia. indefinite period, opera
tors for same period as license tag;
| Province of Alberta, three months,
same for licenses; Province of Brit
ish Columbia, six months, licenses
honored for three months; Province
of New Brunswick, 80 days, same
for owners, paid chauffeurs must be
| licensed in this State; Province Of
[ Nova Scotia. for three consecutive
months for private use only, licens-
| es not required; Province of Ontario.
! 80 days. same for licenses; Province
of Prince Edward Island, two
months, same for licenses; Province
|