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Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 411 - Persons With Disabilities Parking Permits › Rule 761-411.5 - Persons With Disabilities Special Registration Plate Parking Stickers

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(1)
Eligibility.
A persons with disabilities special registration
				plate parking sticker may be issued to a person with a permanent disability who
				owns a motor vehicle for which the person has been issued disabled veteran
				plates under Iowa Code section
				321.105
				or registration plates under Iowa Code section
				321.34.
				A special registration plate parking sticker shall not be issued to a person
				with a temporary disability or to an organization. In no event shall a special
				registration plate parking sticker be placed on persons with disabilities
				special plates issued under Iowa Code section
				321.34(14).
(2)
Validity.
The special
				registration plate parking sticker shall remain valid for such period of time
				that the registration for the vehicle remains valid.
(3)
Display.
The special
				registration plate parking sticker shall be affixed to the lower right corner
				of the rear registration plate, as required by rule
				761-400.53 (321).
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 411 - Persons With Disabilities Parking Permits › Rule 761-411.7 - Return of Persons With Disabilities Parking Permit

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A persons with disabilities parking permit issued pursuant to
				  this chapter and Iowa Code section
				  321L.2
				  shall be returned to the department, to a driver's license service center, or
				  to any law enforcement office within ten days of an occurrence of any of the
				  events set forth in Iowa Code section
				  321L.3(1)
				   and in the manner prescribed in Iowa Code
				  section
				  321L.3(3).
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 411 - Persons With Disabilities Parking Permits › Rule 761-411.8 - Revocation of a Persons With Disabilities Parking Permit

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(1)
Notice of revocation.
Notice of revocation shall be in writing and shall specify the basis of the
				department's determination.
(2)
Effective date of permit revocation.
Unless otherwise
				specified by statute or rule, a permit shall be considered revoked 30 days
				after the department's notice of revocation is served.
(3)
Service of notice.
The
				department shall send a notice of revocation by first-class mail to the mailing
				address as shown on the pertinent application for a persons with disabilities
				parking permit.
(4)
Departmental verification of service of notice.
The department
				may prepare an affidavit of mailing verifying the fact that a notice was mailed
				by first-class mail. To verify the mailing of a notice, the department may use
				its records in conjunction with U.S. Postal Service records available to the
				department. The department's affidavit of mailing may be attested to and
				certified in accordance with Iowa Code section
				622.1.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 411 - Persons With Disabilities Parking Permits › Rule 761-411.9 - Appeal

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(1) A person or
				organization whose persons with disabilities parking permit has been revoked
				may request an informal settlement or a contested case proceeding as provided
				in 761-Chapter 13 to contest said action.
(2) The request shall be submitted in
				writing, to the director of the motor vehicle division, at the address listed
				in rule 761-411.1 (321L), and may be
				submitted by email or other means prescribed by the department. To be timely,
				the request must be submitted within ten days of the receipt of notice of
				revocation.
(3) When the department
				receives a properly submitted, timely request for an informal settlement or
				contested case proceeding or an appeal of a presiding officer's proposed
				decision regarding a revocation, the department shall stay the revocation
				pending resolution of the informal resolution, contested case, or
				appeal.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 424 - Transporter Plates › Rule 761-424.1 - General

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(1)
Information.
Information and blank forms relating to this
				chapter may be obtained from the Vehicle and Motor Carrier Services Bureau,
				Iowa Department of Transportation, by mail at P.O. Box 9278, Des Moines, Iowa
				50306-9278; in person at 6310 SE Convenience Blvd., Ankeny, Iowa; by telephone
				at (515)237-3110; by email at
vscuto@iowadot.us
; or
				from the department's website at
www.iowadot.gov
. Completed forms shall be
				submitted in the form and manner prescribed by the department.
(2)
Definitions.
"Dealer plate"
means a special plate, other
				  than a transporter plate, as authorized by Iowa Code sections
				  321.57
				  to
				  321.63.
"Department"
means the Iowa department of
				  transportation.
"Operating authority"
means the authority
				  issued by the department or the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
				  under Iowa Code chapter 325A or 327B that is required for the delivery of a
				  vehicle for compensation.
"Transporter"
means a person who is engaged
				  in the business of delivering vehicles owned by the person or delivering
				  vehicles owned by other persons for compensation and who has an established
				  place of business for such purpose in this state. An authorized vehicle
				  recycler under Iowa Code chapter 321H who delivers vehicles in the course of
				  the recycler's business meets this definition.
"Transporter plate"
means a special plate
				  for transporters as authorized by Iowa Code sections
				  321.57
				  to
				  321.63.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 424 - Transporter Plates › Rule 761-424.4 - Transporter Plates

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(1)
Eligibility for plates.
A transporter, as defined in subrule
				424.1(2), may obtain transporter plates from the department.
(2)
Application.
The
				applicant shall accurately and completely fill out an application for special
				plates on a form prescribed by the department and submit the application in the
				manner prescribed by the department with the appropriate fees in accordance
				with Iowa Code sections
				321.58 through
				321.60.
a. The application shall include the name,
				bona fide business address, and telephone number under which the applicant will
				conduct business as a transporter.
b. If the owner of the business is an
				individual, the application shall include the legal name, bona fide address,
				and telephone number of the individual. If the owner is a partnership, the
				application shall include the legal name, bona fide address, and telephone
				number of two partners. If the owner is a corporation, the application shall
				include the legal name, bona fide address, and telephone number of two
				corporate officers. In all cases, the telephone number must be a number where
				the individual, partner, or corporate officer can be reached during normal
				business hours.
c. The application
				shall include the federal employer identification number of the business.
				However, if the business is owned by an individual who is not required to have
				a federal employer identification number, the application shall include the
				individual's social security number, Iowa nonoperator's identification number
				or Iowa driver's license number.
d.
				The applicant must certify on the application that it possesses all necessary
				operating authority to conduct business as a transporter in the
				state.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 425 - Motor Vehicle and Towable Recreational Vehicle Dealers, Manufacturers, Distributors and Wholesalers › Rule 761-425.1 - Introduction

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(1) This chapter
				applies to the licensing of motor vehicle and towable recreational vehicle
				dealers, manufacturers, distributors and wholesalers. Also included in this
				chapter are the criteria for the issuance and use of dealer plates.
(2) The vehicle and motor carrier services
				bureau administers this chapter. The mailing address is: Vehicle and Motor
				Carrier Services Bureau, Iowa Department of Transportation, P.O. Box 9278, Des
				Moines, Iowa 50306-9278.
a. Applications
				required by the chapter shall be submitted to the vehicle and motor carrier
				services bureau.
b. Information
				about dealer plates and the licensing of motor vehicles and towable
				recreational vehicle dealers, manufacturers, distributors and wholesalers is
				available from the vehicle and motor carrier services bureau or on the
				department's website at
www.iowadot.gov
.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 425 - Motor Vehicle and Towable Recreational Vehicle Dealers, Manufacturers, Distributors and Wholesalers › Rule 761-425.10 - Application for Dealer's License

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(1)
Application form.
To
				apply for a license as a motor vehicle or towable recreational vehicle dealer,
				the applicant shall complete an application on a form prescribed by the
				department.
(2)
Surety
				bond.
a. The applicant shall obtain
				a surety bond in the following amounts and file the original with the vehicle
				and motor carrier services bureau:
(1) For a
				motor vehicle dealer's license, $75,000. However, an applicant for a motor
				vehicle dealer's license is not required to file a bond if the person is
				licensed as a towable recreational vehicle dealer under the same name and at
				the same principal place of business.
(2) For a towable recreational vehicle
				dealer's license, $75,000. However, an applicant for a towable recreational
				vehicle dealer's license is not required to file a bond if the person is
				licensed as a motor vehicle dealer under the same name and at the same
				principal place of business.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 425 - Motor Vehicle and Towable Recreational Vehicle Dealers, Manufacturers, Distributors and Wholesalers › Rule 761-425.11 - Motor Vehicle Dealer Licensing for Final-stage Manufacturers

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(1)
Eligibility.
A final-stage manufacturer may be licensed as a
				motor vehicle dealer if the final-stage manufacturer:
a. Meets the definition of "final-stage
				manufacturer" in Iowa Code section
				322.2.
b. Meets the requirements of a final-stage
				manufacturer in
				49
				CFR Section 567.5.
c. Is licensed as a manufacturer under Iowa
				Code chapter 322 and this chapter.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 425 - Motor Vehicle and Towable Recreational Vehicle Dealers, Manufacturers, Distributors and Wholesalers › Rule 761-425.12 - Motor Vehicle Dealer's Principal Place of Business

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(1)
Verification of
				compliance.
Before a motor vehicle dealer's license is issued, a
				representative of the department may physically inspect an applicant's
				principal place of business to verify compliance with this rule.
(2)
Telephone service and office
				area.
A motor vehicle dealer's principal place of business shall
				include telephone service and an adequate office area, separate from other
				facilities, for keeping business records, manufacturers' certificates of
				origin, certificates of title or other evidence of ownership for all motor
				vehicles offered for sale. Telephone service must be a land line and not
				cellular phone service. Evidence of ownership may include a copy of an original
				document if the original document is held by a lienholder.
(3)
Facility for displaying motor
				vehicles.
A motor vehicle dealer's principal place of business shall
				include a suitable space reserved for display purposes where motor vehicles may
				be viewed by prospective buyers. The facility shall be:
a. Within a building. EXCEPTION: For used
				motor vehicle dealers and for dealers selling new trucks or motor homes
				exclusively, the display facility may be an outdoor area with an all-weather
				surface. An all-weather surface does not include grass or exposed
				soil.
b. Of a minimum size.
(1) For display of motorcycles, motorized
				bicycles and autocycles, the minimum size of the display facility is 10 feet by
				15 feet.
(2) For display of other
				motor vehicles, the minimum size of the display facility is 18 feet by 30
				feet.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 425 - Motor Vehicle and Towable Recreational Vehicle Dealers, Manufacturers, Distributors and Wholesalers › Rule 761-425.13 - Business Records of a Motor Vehicle Dealer With Multiple Licenses

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(1)
Applicability.
A motor vehicle dealer licensed under Iowa Code
				chapter 322 and this chapter who holds more than one motor vehicle dealer
				license may maintain the dealer's collective business records together at any
				of the dealer's licensed locations.
(2)
Separation of records.
Business records of licensed motor vehicle dealers kept at a single licensed
				location under this rule shall be stored separately and distinctly, in a manner
				distinguishable to each licensee, and shall not be commingled.
(3)
Notification to the
				department.
A motor vehicle dealer shall notify the vehicle and motor
				carrier services bureau in writing no fewer than ten days before moving the
				dealer's business records to another licensed location.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code sections
				  321.63
				  and
				  322.2 to
				  322.15.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 425 - Motor Vehicle and Towable Recreational Vehicle Dealers, Manufacturers, Distributors and Wholesalers › Rule 761-425.14 - Towable Recreational Vehicle Dealer's Place of Business

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(1)
Telephone service and office area.
A towable recreational
				vehicle dealer's principal place of business shall include telephone service
				and an adequate office area, separate from other facilities, for keeping
				business records, manufacturers' certificates of origin, certificates of title
				or other evidence of ownership for all towable recreational vehicles offered
				for sale. Telephone service must be a land line and not cellular phone service.
				Evidence of ownership may include a copy of an original document if the
				original document is held by a lienholder.
(2)
Facility for displaying towable
				recreational vehicles.
A towable recreational vehicle dealer's
				principal place of business shall include a space of sufficient size to permit
				the display of one or more towable recreational vehicles. The display facility
				may be an indoor area or an outdoor area with an all-weather surface. An
				all-weather surface does not include grass or exposed soil. If an outdoor
				display facility is maintained, it may be used only to display, recondition or
				repair towable recreational vehicles or to park vehicles.
(3)
Facility for repairing and
				reconditioning towable recreational vehicles.
A towable recreational
				vehicle dealer's principal place of business shall include a facility for
				reconditioning and repairing towable recreational vehicles. The facility:
a. Shall be equipped and of sufficient size
				to repair and recondition one or more towable recreational vehicles of a type
				sold by the dealer.
b. Shall have
				adequate access.
c. May be an
				indoor area or an outdoor area with an all-weather surface. An all-weather
				surface does not include grass or exposed soil.
d. May occupy the same area as the display
				facility.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 425 - Motor Vehicle and Towable Recreational Vehicle Dealers, Manufacturers, Distributors and Wholesalers › Rule 761-425.17 - Extension Lot License

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Extension lots of motor vehicle and towable recreational
				  vehicle dealers must be licensed. Application to license an extension lot shall
				  be made on a form prescribed by the department.
(1) For a motor vehicle dealer, an extension
				lot is a car lot for the sale of motor vehicles that is located within the same
				city or township as, but is not adjacent to, the motor vehicle dealer's
				principal place of business.
(2)
				For a towable recreational vehicle dealer, an extension lot is a towable
				recreational vehicle lot for the sale of towable recreational vehicles that is
				located within the same county as, but is not adjacent to, the towable
				recreational vehicle dealer's principal place of business.
(3) An extension lot must be owned or leased
				by the dealer.
(4) Parcels of
				property are adjacent if the parcels are owned or leased by the dealer and the
				parcels are either adjoining or are separated only by an alley, street or
				highway that is not a fully controlled access facility.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code sections
				  322.1 to
				  322.15
				  and
				  322C.1 to
				  322C.6.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 425 - Motor Vehicle and Towable Recreational Vehicle Dealers, Manufacturers, Distributors and Wholesalers › Rule 761-425.18 - Supplemental Statement of Changes

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A motor vehicle dealer shall file a written statement with
				  the vehicle and motor carrier services bureau at least ten days before any
				  change of name, location, hours, or method or plan of doing business. A license
				  is not valid until the changes listed in the statement have been approved by
				  the vehicle and motor carrier services bureau. This rule is intended to
				  implement Iowa Code sections
				  322.1 to
				  322.15.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 425 - Motor Vehicle and Towable Recreational Vehicle Dealers, Manufacturers, Distributors and Wholesalers › Rule 761-425.20 - Fleet Vehicle Sales and Retail Auction Sales

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(1)
Fleet sales.
Any person
				who has acquired vehicles for consumer use in a business shall obtain the
				appropriate dealer's license when more than six vehicles are offered for sale
				at retail in a 12-month period.
(2)
Retail auction sales.
Any person who sells at public auction
				more than six vehicles in a 12-month period shall obtain the appropriate
				dealer's license. All certificates of title for the vehicles offered for sale
				at public auction shall be duly assigned to the dealer.
(3)
Place of business.
A
				dealer's license issued under this rule does not require a place of
				business.
(4)
Exceptions.
a. The state of
				Iowa, counties, cities and other governmental subdivisions are not required to
				obtain a dealer's license to sell their vehicles at retail.
b. This rule does not apply to a vehicle
				owner, or to an auctioneer representing the owner, selling vehicles at a retail
				auction if the vehicles were acquired by the owner for consumer use, the
				vehicles are incidental to the auction, and only one owner's vehicles are sold.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code sections 322.1
				  to 322.15 and 322C.1 to 322C.6.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 425 - Motor Vehicle and Towable Recreational Vehicle Dealers, Manufacturers, Distributors and Wholesalers › Rule 761-425.24 - Miscellaneous Requirements

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(1)
				The department shall not issue a license under Iowa Code chapter 322 or 322C to
				any other person at a principal place of business of a person currently
				licensed under Iowa Code chapter 322 or 322C.
(2) A motor vehicle or towable recreational
				vehicle dealer shall not represent or advertise the dealership under any name
				or style other than the name which appears on the dealer's license.
(3) Other business activities are allowed at
				a place of business of a dealer, but those activities shall not include the
				sale of firearms, dangerous weapons as defined in Iowa Code section
				702.7, or
				alcoholic beverages as defined in Iowa Code subsection
				123.3(4).
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code sections
				  322.1 to
				  322.15
				  and
				  322C.1 to
				  322C.6.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 425 - Motor Vehicle and Towable Recreational Vehicle Dealers, Manufacturers, Distributors and Wholesalers › Rule 761-425.29 - Classic Car Permit

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A classic car permit allows a motor vehicle dealer to display
				  and sell classic cars at a specified county fair, vehicle show or vehicle
				  exhibition that is held in the same county as the motor vehicle dealer's
				  principal place of business. "Classic car" is defined in Iowa Code subsection
				  322.5(3).
(1) The permit period is the duration of the
				event, not to exceed five days. The permit is valid on Sundays. Only one permit
				may be issued to each motor vehicle dealer for an event. No more than three
				permits may be issued to a motor vehicle dealer in any one calendar
				year.
(2) Application for a classic
				car permit shall be made on a form prescribed by the department. The
				application shall include the dealer's name, address and license number and the
				following information about the county fair, vehicle show or vehicle
				exhibition: name, location, sponsor(s) and duration, including the opening and
				closing dates.
(3) The motor
				vehicle dealer shall display the permit in a prominent place at the location of
				the county fair, vehicle show or vehicle exhibition.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code subsection
				  322.5(3).
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 425 - Motor Vehicle and Towable Recreational Vehicle Dealers, Manufacturers, Distributors and Wholesalers › Rule 761-425.30 - Motor Truck Display Permit

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Application for a permit under Iowa Code subsection
				  322.5(4)
				   shall be made on aform prescribed by the
				  department. The application shall include information or documentation showing
				  that the nonresident motor vehicle dealer is eligible for issuance of a permit
				  and that the event meets the statutory conditions for permit issuance.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code subsection
				  322.5(4).
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 425 - Motor Vehicle and Towable Recreational Vehicle Dealers, Manufacturers, Distributors and Wholesalers › Rule 761-425.31 - Firefighting and Rescue Show Permit

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(1) Application for a firefighting and rescue
				show permit shall be made on a form prescribed by the department. The
				application shall include the name, address and license number of the
				applicant, the type of vehicles being displayed, and the following information
				about the vehicle show or vehicle exhibition: name, location, sponsor(s), and
				duration, including the opening and closing dates.
(2) The permit is not valid on Sundays. Only
				one permit shall be issued to each licensee for an event.
(3) The permit holder shall display the
				permit in a prominent place at the location of the vehicle show or vehicle
				exhibition.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section
				  322.5(5).
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 425 - Motor Vehicle and Towable Recreational Vehicle Dealers, Manufacturers, Distributors and Wholesalers › Rule 761-425.40 - Salespersons of Dealers

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(1) Every
				motor vehicle and towable recreational vehicle dealer shall:
a. Keep a current written record of all
				salespersons acting in its behalf. The record shall be open to inspection by
				any peace of ficer or any employee of the department.
b. Maintain a current record of authorized
				persons allowed to sign all documents required under Iowa Code chapter 321 for
				vehicle sales.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 425 - Motor Vehicle and Towable Recreational Vehicle Dealers, Manufacturers, Distributors and Wholesalers › Rule 761-425.50 - Manufacturers, Distributors, and Wholesalers

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This rule applies to the licensing of manufacturers,
				  distributors, and wholesalers of new motor vehicles and towable recreational
				  vehicles.
(1)
Application for
				license.
To apply for a license, the applicant shall complete an
				application form prescribed by the department. A list of the applicant's
				franchised dealers in Iowa and a sample copy of a completed manufacturer's
				certificate of origin that is issued by the firm shall accompany the
				application. A distributor or wholesaler shall also provide a copy of written
				authorization from the manufacturer to act as its distributor or
				wholesaler.
(2)
Licensing
				requirements.
a. New motor homes
				delivered to Iowa dealers must contain the systems and meet the standards
				specified in Iowa Code section
				321.1(36C)
"d."
b. A licensee
				shall ensure that any new retail outlet is properly licensed as a dealer before
				any vehicles are delivered to the outlet.
c. A licensee shall notify the vehicle and
				motor carrier services bureau in writing at least ten days prior to any:
(1) Change in name, location or method of
				doing business, as shown on the license.
(2) Issuance of a franchise to a dealer in
				this state to sell new vehicles at retail.
(3) Change in the trade name of a towable
				recreational vehicle manufactured for delivery in this state.
d. A licensee shall notify the
				vehicle and motor carrier services bureau in writing at least ten days before
				any new make of vehicle is offered for sale at retail in this state.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code sections
				  322.27 to
				  322.30 and
				  322C.7
				  to
				  322C.9.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 425 - Motor Vehicle and Towable Recreational Vehicle Dealers, Manufacturers, Distributors and Wholesalers › Rule 761-425.53 - Wholesaler's Financial Liability Coverage

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A new motor vehicle wholesaler shall certify on the license
				  application that it has the required financial liability coverage in the limits
				  set forth in Iowa Code section
				  322.27A. It
				  is the wholesaler's responsibility to ensure that the required financial
				  liability coverage is continuous with no lapse in coverage as long as the
				  wholesaler maintains a valid wholesaler's license.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section
				  322.27A.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 425 - Motor Vehicle and Towable Recreational Vehicle Dealers, Manufacturers, Distributors and Wholesalers › Rule 761-425.60 - Right of Inspection

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(1) Peace
				officers have the authority to inspect vehicles or component parts of vehicles,
				business records, and manufacturers' certificates of origin, certificates of
				title and other evidence of ownership for all vehicles offered for
				sale.
(2) The department has the
				right at any time to verify compliance of a person licensed under Iowa Code
				chapter 322 or 322C or issued a certificate under Iowa Code section
				321.59
				with all statutory and regulatory requirements.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code sections 321.62,
				  321.95, 322.13, and 322C.1.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 425 - Motor Vehicle and Towable Recreational Vehicle Dealers, Manufacturers, Distributors and Wholesalers › Rule 761-425.62 - Denial, Suspension or Revocation

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(1) The department may deny an application or
				suspend or revoke a certificate or license if the applicant, certificate holder
				or licensee fails to comply with the applicable provisions of this chapter of
				rules, Iowa Code sections
				321.57
				to
				321.63
				or Iowa Code chapter 322 or 322C.
(2) The department may deny a dealer's
				application for the state fair or a fair, vehicle show or vehicle exhibition
				permit for a period not to exceed six months if the dealer fails to comply with
				the applicable provisions of rule
				761-425.26 (322) or Iowa Code
				section
				322.5(2)
				 or
				322C.3(9).
(3) The department may deny a motor vehicle
				dealer's application for a demonstration permit for a period not to exceed six
				months if the dealer fails to comply with rule 761-425.72(321).
(4) The department shall send notice by
				certified mail to a person whose certificate, license or permit is to be
				revoked, suspended, canceled or denied. The notice shall be mailed to the
				person's mailing address as shown on departmental records or, if the person is
				currently licensed, to the principal place of business, and shall become
				effective 20 days from the date mailed. A person who is aggrieved by a decision
				of the department and who is entitled to a hearing may contest the decision in
				accordance with 761-Chapter 13. The request shall be submitted in writing to
				the director of the vehicle and motor carrier services bureau at the address in
				subrule 425.1(2). The request shall be deemed timely submitted if it is
				delivered or postmarked on or before the effective date specified in the notice
				of revocation, suspension, cancellation or denial.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code chapter 17A and
				  sections
				  321.57
				  to
				  321.63,
				  322.6,
				  322.9,
				  322.31, and
				  322C.6.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 425 - Motor Vehicle and Towable Recreational Vehicle Dealers, Manufacturers, Distributors and Wholesalers › Rule 761-425.70 - Dealer Plates

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(1)
Definition.
The definitions of "dealer" and "vehicle" in Iowa
				Code section
				321.1
				apply to this rule.
(2)
Persons who maybe issued dealer plates.
Dealer plates as
				provided in Iowa Code sections
				321.57
				to 321.63 may be issued to:
a. Licensed motor
				vehicle dealers.
b. Licensed
				towable recreational vehicle dealers.
c. A person engaged in the business of
				buying, selling or exchanging trailer-type vehicles subject to registration
				under Iowa Code chapter 321, other than towable recreational vehicles, and who
				has an established place of business for such purpose in this state.
d. Insurers selling vehicles of a type
				subject to registration under Iowa Code chapter 321 solely for the purpose of
				disposing of vehicles acquired as a result of a damage settlement or recovered
				stolen vehicles acquired as a result of a loss settlement. The plates shall
				display the words "limited use."
e.
				Persons selling vehicles of a type subject to registration under Iowa Code
				chapter 321 solely for the purpose of disposing of vehicles acquired or
				repossessed by them in exercise of powers or rights granted by lien or
				title-retention instruments or contracts given as security for loans or
				purchase money obligations, and who are not required to be licensed dealers.
				The plates shall display the words "limited use."
f. Persons engaged in the business of selling
				special equipment body units which have been or will be installed on motor
				vehicle chassis not owned by them, solely for the purpose of delivering,
				testing or demonstrating the special equipment body and the motor vehicle. The
				plates shall display the words "limited use."
g. A licensed manufacturer of ambulances,
				rescue vehicles or fire vehicles, solely for the purpose of transporting,
				demonstrating, showing or exhibiting the vehicles. The plates shall display the
				words "limited use."
h. A licensed
				wholesaler who is also licensed as a motor vehicle dealer as specified in
				paragraph 425.70(3)
"e."
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 425 - Motor Vehicle and Towable Recreational Vehicle Dealers, Manufacturers, Distributors and Wholesalers › Rule 761-425.72 - Demonstration Permits

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(1)
				Demonstration permits may be issued by motor vehicle dealers to permit the use
				of dealer plates for the purpose of demonstrating the load capabilities of
				motor trucks and truck tractors. A demonstration permit must be issued on a
				form prescribed by the department.
(2) The dealer shall complete the permit. The
				information to be filled out includes, but is not limited to, the following:
a. Date of issuance by the dealer, date of
				expiration, and the specific dates for which the permit is valid. The
				expiration date shall be five days or less from the date of issuance.
b. Dealer's name, address and license
				number.
c. Name(s) of the
				prospective buyer(s) and all prospective drivers.
d. Route of the demonstration trip. The
				points of origin and destination shall be the dealership. The permit is not
				valid for a route outside Iowa.
e.
				The make, year and vehicle identification number of the motor vehicle being
				demonstrated.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 430 - Motor Vehicle Leasing Licenses › Rule 761-430.1 - General

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(1)
Information.
Information and blank forms relating to this
				chapter may be obtained from the Motor Vehicle Division, Iowa Department of
				Transportation, by mail at P.O. Box 9278, Des Moines, Iowa 50306-9278; by
				telephone at (515)237-3110; by email at
vcusto@iowadot.us
; or from the department's website at
www.iowadot.gov
. Completed forms shall be
				submitted to the Motor Vehicle Division, Iowa Department of Transportation, by
				mail at P.O. Box 9278, Des Moines, Iowa 50306-9278.
(2)
Definition. "Engage in the
				business"
means leasing two or more motor vehicles that are subject to
				registration in a 12-month period if the lessee is a resident of this state and
				first takes possession of the vehicle in this state, or if the lessor's
				business address is located in this state. A person shall not be considered to
				be engaged in the business if the business address is located outside of this
				state and the lessee first takes possession of the motor vehicle outside of
				this state.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 430 - Motor Vehicle Leasing Licenses › Rule 761-430.2 - Application

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Application for a motor vehicle leasing license shall be made
				  on a form prescribed by the department.
(1) The application shall include the name,
				bona fide business address, and telephone number under which the applicant will
				conduct the business of leasing motor vehicles for use by others for
				compensation.
(2) If the owner of
				the business is an individual, the application shall include the legal name,
				bona fide address, and telephone number of the individual. If the owner is a
				partnership, the application shall include the legal name, bona fide address,
				and telephone number of two partners. If the owner is a corporation, the
				application shall include the legal name, bona fide address, and telephone
				number of two corporate officers. In all cases, the telephone number must be a
				number where the individual, partner, or corporate officer can be reached
				during normal business hours.
(3)
				The application shall include the federal employer identification number of the
				business. However, if the business is owned by an individual who is not
				required to have a federal employer identification number, the application
				shall include the individual's social security number, Iowa nonoperator's
				identification number or Iowa driver's license number.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 430 - Motor Vehicle Leasing Licenses › Rule 761-430.3 - Supplemental Statements

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The licensee shall notify the department, in writing, within
				  ten days, at the address shown in subrule 430.1(1), of any change in the
				  information required on the original application.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 430 - Motor Vehicle Leasing Licenses › Rule 761-430.4 - Separate Licenses Required

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A separate license is required for:
(1) Each address under which a single
				business entity will conduct business under Iowa Code chapter 321F and these
				rules.
(2) Each address that will
				be used for titling or registering vehicles subject to registration in
				Iowa.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 431 - Vehicle Recyclers › Rule 761-431.1 - General

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(1)
Information.
Information and blank forms relating to this
				chapter may be obtained from and completed forms shall be submitted to the
				Motor Vehicle Division, Iowa Department of Transportation, P.O. Box 9278, Des
				Moines, Iowa 50306-9278. Information and forms are also available on the
				department's website at
www.iowadot.gov
.
(2)
Definitions.
"Principal place of business"
means a
				  building actually occupied where the public and the department may contact the
				  owner or operator during regular business hours.
"Regular business hours"
means to be
				  consistently open to the public on a weekly basis at hours reported to the
				  motor vehicle division. Regular business hours shall include a minimum of 32
				  posted hours between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m., Monday through Friday.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code sections
				  321H.2 and
				  321H.4.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 431 - Vehicle Recyclers › Rule 761-431.2 - Criteria for a Vehicle Recycler License

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(1)
General qualifications.
Every authorized vehicle recycler shall:
a.
				Maintain regular business hours and telephone service at the principal place of
				business which shall include separate and adequate office space for the
				recycler's business records. Telephone service must be a land line and not
				cellular phone service.
b. Comply
				with local zoning laws.
c. Comply
				with the provisions of Iowa Code chapter 306C, relating to the Iowa junkyard
				control law, when applicable.
d. If
				subject to the requirements of
				28
				CFR Section 25.56, as adopted in Iowa Code
				section 321H.4A(2)
"a,"
do all of the following:
(1) Obtain and maintain a registered account
				with the National Motor Vehicle Title Information System (NMVTIS).
(2) Report, or verify reporting of, inventory
				to the NMVTIS.
(3) If applicable,
				verify the seller of a vehicle purchased by the recycler has complied with
				28
				CFR Section 25.56 and document such
				verification on a form prescribed by the department if third-party electronic
				records are insufficient to verify compliance with
				28
				CFR Section 25.56 because the vehicle has
				been crushed or flattened by mechanical means, as stated in Iowa Code section
				321H.4A.
(4) Retain records of
				compliance, including verification forms completed under subparagraph
				431.2(1)
"d"
(3), at the vehicle recycler's principal place of
				business for at least three years after the purchase of the vehicle. Records
				may be stored either in hard copy or electronically. Records of compliance
				shall be open for inspection by any peace officer during normal business
				hours.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 431 - Vehicle Recyclers › Rule 761-431.3 - Application

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The application for a vehicle recycler's license shall be
				  made on a form prescribed by the department.
(1) The application shall include the name,
				bona fide business address, and telephone number under which the applicant will
				conduct business as an authorized vehicle recycler.
(2) If the owner of the business is an
				individual, the application shall include the legal name, bona fide address,
				and telephone number of the individual. If the owner is a partnership, the
				application shall include the legal name, bona fide address, and telephone
				number of two partners. If the owner is a corporation, the application shall
				include the legal name, bona fide address, and telephone number of two
				corporate officers. In all cases, the telephone number must be a number where
				the individual, partner, or corporate officer can be reached during normal
				business hours.
(3) The application
				shall include the federal employer identification number of the business.
				However, if the business is owned by an individual who is not required to have
				a federal employer identification number, the application shall include the
				individual's social security number, Iowa nonoperator's identification number
				or Iowa driver's license number.
(4) The application shall include the address
				of any extension of the applicant's place of business.
(5) The application shall indicate the type
				of business the applicant is engaged in and include the applicant's
				certification that it complies with the requirements for this type of
				business.
(6) A letter issued by
				the office responsible for the enforcement of zoning ordinances in the city or
				county where the applicant's place of business is located must accompany the
				application. The letter shall state that the business complies with all
				applicable zoning provisions or is a legal nonconforming use. A compliance
				letter is also required for any extension of the applicant's place of
				business.
(7) The application shall
				include a statement of the previous criminal history of the applicant. If the
				applicant is a corporation, the statement shall be required from each officer.
				If the applicant is a partnership, the statement shall be required from each
				partner.
(8) The applicant shall
				include the unique NMVTIS identification number as proof of compliance with
				registration requirements.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code sections
				  321H.4
				  and
				  321H.4A.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 431 - Vehicle Recyclers › Rule 761-431.4 - Firm Name

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A recycler shall not represent or advertise the business
				  under any name or style other than that which appears on the recycler's
				  license.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section
				  321H.4.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 431 - Vehicle Recyclers › Rule 761-431.5 - Denial, Suspension or Revocation of License

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(1) If an applicant fails to comply with
				rule
161-A3
1.2(321H) or rule
				761-431.3 (321H), the
				department shall deny the application.
(2) If a recycler fails to comply with any of
				the provisions of this chapter of rules, the department may suspend or revoke
				the recycler's license.
(3) The
				department may deny, revoke or suspend a license for any of the reasons stated
				in Iowa Code section
				321H.6.
(4) A person who is aggrieved by a decision
				of the department and who is entitled to a hearing may contest the decision
				pursuant to 761-Chapter 13.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code chapter 17A and
				  section
				  321H.6.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 431 - Vehicle Recyclers › Rule 761-431.6 - Right of Inspection

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Peace officers shall have the authority to inspect vehicles
				  or component parts of vehicles and the records and documents required to be
				  kept by a recycler.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section
				  321.95.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 450 - Motor Vehicle Equipment › Rule 761-450.1 - Addresses, Information and Forms

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Assistance under this chapter is available as follows:
(1) Information and forms for vehicle
				registration and certificate of title may be obtained from the county treasurer
				or by mail from the Motor Vehicle Division, Iowa Department of Transportation,
				P.O. Box 9278, Des Moines, Iowa 50306-9278; in person at Iowa Department of
				Transportation, 6310 SE Convenience Blvd., Ankeny, Iowa; by telephone at
				(515)237-3264; or on the department's website at
www.iowadot.gov
.
(2) Information for inspections may be
				obtained from the Bureau of Investigation and Identity Protection, Iowa
				Department of Transportation, 6310 SE Convenience Boulevard, Ankeny, Iowa; by
				telephone at (515)237-3050; or on the department's website at
www.iowadot.gov
.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section
				  17A.3.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Vehicles › Chapter 450 - Motor Vehicle Equipment › Rule 761-450.3 - Mud and Snow Tire

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A mud and snow tire is a tire that is designed to provide
				  additional starting, stopping and driving traction in mud and snow. The tread
				  design shall have ribs, lugs, blocks or knobs which are discontinuous and have
				  a minimum separation of one-eighth of an inch between the ribs, lugs, blocks or
				  knobs. A substantial portion of the rib, lug, block or knob edge in the design
				  of the tread shall be at an angle greater than 30 degrees to the periphery
				  centerline. A mud and snow tire must comply with the tire restrictions
				  expressed in Iowa Code section 321.440.
A tire labeled "Mud and Snow" or any contraction using the
				  letters "M" and "S," such as "MS," "M/S," "M-S" or "M & S" shall be
				  considered a mud and snow tire.
A representation of the distinguishing features of a mud and
				  snow tire is pictured below.
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This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code subsection
				  321.236(12).