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Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.01 - Administrative Requirements › Section 11.22.01.01 - Scope

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A. These
				regulations do not limit or supersede any other regulation concerning vehicle
				equipment or means of enforcing laws or regulations relating to vehicle
				equipment.
B. These regulations may
				not be construed to prohibit a person from exceeding the requirements of these
				regulations.
C. These regulations
				apply to:
(1) Each vehicle defined in
				Regulation .02 of this chapter;
(2)
				Each person who owns, operates, maintains, or repairs a vehicle; and
(3) Each motor carrier as defined in the Code
				of Federal Regulations, Title 49, § 390.05, its officers and employees,
				and each person employed under contract by a motor carrier.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.01 - Administrative Requirements › Section 11.22.01.02 - Definitions

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A. In this
				subtitle, the following terms have the meanings indicated.
B. Terms Defined.
(1) "Administration" means the Maryland Motor
				Vehicle Administration of the Maryland Department of Transportation.
(2) "Department" means the Department of
				State Police.
(3) "Operator" means
				any person who drives, operates, moves, or is in physical control of a vehicle
				or combination of vehicles.
(4)
				"Preventive maintenance program" means a systematic vehicle inspection,
				service, repair, and maintenance program requiring specified equipment on
				certain vehicles to be maintained in a safe operating condition.
(5) "Rejection" for the purpose of these
				regulations means repair.
(6)
				"Vehicle" for the purpose of these regulations means any vehicle registered
				under the Transportation Article, Title 13, Annotated Code of Maryland, as:
(a) A Class E (truck) vehicle with a
				registered gross vehicle weight greater than 10,000 pounds;
(b) A Class E (truck) vehicle with a
				registered combination vehicle weight greater than 10,000 pounds when operated
				in combination with a freight trailer or semitrailer;
(c) A Class F (tractor) vehicle;
(d) A Class G (freight trailer or
				semitrailer) vehicle, for which the owner pays a flat registration
				fee;
(e) A Class M (multipurpose
				passenger) vehicle which has a seating capacity for 16 or more passengers
				including the driver, or was previously registered as a Class H (school)
				vehicle or a Class P (passenger bus) vehicle, and which is used to primarily
				transport passengers;
(f) A Class P
				(passenger bus) vehicle; or
(g) Any
				vehicle or combination of vehicles owned by this State or any political
				subdivision of this State which are:
(i)
				Single unit trucks with a gross vehicle weight greater than 10,000
				pounds,
(ii) Single unit trucks
				with a gross combination vehicle weight greater than 10,000 pounds when
				operated in combination with a freight trailer or semitrailer,
(iii) Truck tractor vehicles,
(iv) Freight trailer or semitrailer vehicles,
				and
(v) Buses designed and used to
				carry more than 10 people and not regulated by Transportation Article, §
												25-110, Annotated Code
				of Maryland.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.01 - Administrative Requirements › Section 11.22.01.03 - General Inspection, Repair, and Maintenance

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A. Except as required by §B of this
				regulation, once every 12 months or when a vehicle has travelled 25,000 miles,
				whichever comes first, each owner shall:
(1)
				Systematically inspect, maintain, and repair each vehicle owned; or
(2) Cause each vehicle owned to be
				systematically inspected, maintained, and repaired.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.01 - Administrative Requirements › Section 11.22.01.04 - Records

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A. Each owner shall
				maintain or cause to be maintained the following records for each vehicle:
(1) Identification by year, make, model,
				title number, and manufacturer's vehicle identification number. The vehicle
				identification number may not be recorded from documents, but shall be taken
				from the actual number on the vehicle.
(2) A record of inspection, repair, and
				maintenance, including vehicle mileage and date or dates of action
				taken.
(3) A copy of the
				certification required by Regulation .05 of this chapter.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.01 - Administrative Requirements › Section 11.22.01.05 - Certification

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A. Upon applying
				for an initial or renewal registration for a vehicle defined in this chapter,
				an owner shall certify that the vehicle is maintained under a preventive
				maintenance plan established by the Administration and the
				Department.
B. A vehicle may not be
				operated on the highways of this State unless one of the following documents is
				carried in or on the vehicle:
(1) A record on
				a form approved by the Department of the most recent inspection, including any
				maintenance or repair work performed; or
(2) A written certification, on a form
				approved by the Department, that the vehicle is maintained under a preventive
				maintenance plan established by the Department.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.02 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Trucks and Truck Tractors › Section 11.22.02.01 - Applicability

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The standards, requirements, and procedures set forth in this
				  chapter are applicable to equipment originally installed by the manufacturer or
				  required by federal or State law or regulation on any vehicle registered as a
				  Class E (truck) vehicle with a registered gross vehicle weight or gross
				  combination weight greater than 10,000 pounds, or a Class F (tractor) vehicle
				  under the provisions of Transportation Article, Title 13, Annotated Code of
				  Maryland, or any single unit truck with a gross vehicle weight greater than
				  10,000 pounds or a gross combination vehicle weight greater than 10,000 pounds
				  when operated in combination with a freight trailer or semitrailer or any truck
				  tractor owned by this State or any political subdivision of this State.
				  Compliance with these minimum requirements may not be sufficient for the
				  equipment to remain in compliance with the minimum time or mileage requirements
				  of COMAR 11.22.01.03AA and
				  B. Therefore, more frequent maintenance, service, and repair as considered
				  necessary by the owner is permitted and recommended.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.02 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Trucks and Truck Tractors › Section 11.22.02.02 - Alignment

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A. Axles, beams,
				spindles, or mountings which are broken, damaged, worn, rusted, bent, or
				modified may affect wheel alignment, tracking, or vehicle handling or
				stability.
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Inspect axles, beams, spindles, and mountings for
						  broken, damaged, worn, rusted, bent, or modified conditions.
(1) Any axle, beam, spindle, or mounting is broken, worn,
						  damaged, rusted, bent, or modified and affects vehicle handling, stability,
						  tracking, or alignment.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.02 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Trucks and Truck Tractors › Section 11.22.02.08 - Wheels, Rims, Lock Rings, Studs, and Nuts

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A. Wheels. Visually inspect:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Disc Wheels. (a) Inspect for condition of wheels. (b)
						  Inspect stud holes.
(1) (a) Wheel is broken, cracked, bent, warped, welded,
						  or loose. (b) Any stud hole is elongated.
(2) Cast Wheels. (a) Inspect for condition of wheels. (b)
						  Inspect stud holes.
(2) (a) Wheel is broken, cracked, bent, scraped, welded,
						  loose, or clamping area is worn. (b) Any stud hole is elongated.
B.
				Rims. Visually inspect for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Wheel and rim matching.
(1) Wheel and rim are mismatched.
(2) Damage.
(2) Rim is broken, cracked, bent, warped, or loose.
C.
				Lock Rings.
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Inspect for butted lock rings.
(1) Locking ring end clearance is less than 1/8
						  inch.
D.
				Studs, Nuts, and Clamps. Inspect for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Presence and tightness.
(1) Stud, nut, or clamp is missing or loose.
(2) Thread engagement.
(2) Threads are cross-threaded or improperly
						  engaged.
(3) Condition.
(3) Stud, nut, or clamp is broken, cracked, bent, welded,
						  or seized.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.02 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Trucks and Truck Tractors › Section 11.22.02.09 - Accelerator Pedal and Air Throttle

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A. Inspect pedals for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Binding.
(1) Engine speed does not return to idle.
(2) Mounting.
(2) Pedals are not properly and securely mounted.
(3) Condition of linkage.
(3) Linkage is worn, damaged, or contains improper
						  retaining components.
(4) Return springs.
(4) Return springs are missing, loose, or weak.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.02 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Trucks and Truck Tractors › Section 11.22.02.10 - Fuel Storage and Delivery System

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A. Fuel Storage. Visually inspect:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Tank.
(1) Tank is leaking, cracked, has broken welds, not an
						  approved type or if mounted forward of steering axle and is wider than the
						  vehicle.
(2) Tank mounting.
(2) Tank mounts are missing, cracked, loose, have loose
						  bolts, or bolts are missing.
(3) Caps.
(3) Tank cap is missing or does not seal to prevent
						  spillage.
B.
				Fuel Delivery System. Visually inspect:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Pump.
(1) Pump is disconnected or bypassed to provide a gravity
						  fuel feed, pump is loose, leaking, or not securely mounted.
(2) Lines and connections.
(2) Lines or connections are leaking, crimped,
						  restricted, improperly mounted, any line or connection is less than 1-1/2
						  inches from the exhaust system or moving vehicle or engine parts, or located
						  inside the cab.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.02 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Trucks and Truck Tractors › Section 11.22.02.11 - Exhaust System

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A. Visually
				inspect:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Manifolds.
(1) Manifold is broken, cracked, or leaking.
(2) Muffler or mufflers.
(2) Muffler is missing or leaking.
(3) Exhaust pipe or pipes.
(3) Exhaust pipe is missing, leaking, or perforated.
(4) Exhaust turbo charger (if applicable).
(4) Exhaust turbo charger has an audible leak at
						  seals.
(5) Heat shields (if applicable).
(5) Heat shields are missing, loose, or improperly
						  mounted.
(6) Location.
(6) Any part of exhaust system is less than 1-1/2 inches
						  from fuel system, brake system, or other nonshielded combustible material.
(7) Exhaust outlet.
(7) Exhaust outlet does not expel exhaust beyond
						  perimeter of vehicle cab.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.02 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Trucks and Truck Tractors › Section 11.22.02.12 - Universal Joints and U-Clamps

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A.
				Universal Joints. With spring brakes on and gear selector in neutral, place a
				small bar between the yoke and the U-joint and rotate the shaft back and forth.
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Visually inspect universal joints for looseness,
						  missing or loose bolts, and proper phasing.
(1) There is free play in a universal joint, bolt is
						  missing or loose, joints are not in proper phase.
(2) Visually inspect U-clamps.
(2) U-clamp is missing, loose, nut is missing or loose,
						  or nut or bolt is not locked.
(3) Visually inspect steady bearing for wear and proper
						  mounting.
(3) Steady bearing is loose or worn.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.02 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Trucks and Truck Tractors › Section 11.22.02.15 - Electrical System

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A. Wiring.
				Visually inspect wiring for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Condition.
(1) Insulation is broken, cracked, chafed, or connections
						  are corroded.
(2) Mounting.
(2) Wiring is loose to permit contact with exhaust system
						  or moving parts.
B.
				Battery. Visually inspect battery for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Mounting.
(1) Battery is loose, mounting is cracked, broken,
						  weakened, or cover is missing.
(2) Condition.
(2) Terminal or lead is loose or severely corroded.
C.
				Trailer Cord. Inspect trailer cord for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Insulation.
(1) Insulation is broken, cut, shortened, or chafed.
(2) Connectors.
(2) Connector end is broken, cut, cracked, or split.
D.
				Switches.
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Function.
(1) Any switch fails to function as designed.
(2) Condition.
(2) Any switch is damaged or loose.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.02 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Trucks and Truck Tractors › Section 11.22.02.16 - Emergency Equipment

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A.
				Roadside Warning Devices. Each vehicle shall be equipped with three
				bidirectional emergency reflective triangles. Inspect bidirectional emergency
				reflective triangles for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Presence.
(1) Not equipped with three bidirectional emergency
						  reflective triangles.
(2) Condition.
(2) A bidirectional emergency reflective triangle is
						  broken or damaged.
B.
				Fire Extinguisher. Vehicles used to transport hazardous materials shall be
				equipped with a fire extinguisher with an Underwriters Laboratory rating of at
				least 10 BC. Vehicles used to transport nonhazardous materials shall be
				equipped with at least one fire extinguisher with an Underwriters Laboratory
				rating of at least 5 BC or two fire extinguishers with an Underwriters
				Laboratory rating of at least 4 BC. Inspect fire extinguisher for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Presence.
(1) Fire extinguisher is missing.
(2) Rating.
(2) Fire extinguisher is not of proper rating.
(3) Condition.
(3) Fire extinguisher is discharged, damaged, or
						  inoperable.
C.
				Fuses. Each vehicle using fused electric circuits shall be equipped with at
				least one spare fuse of each type and size of the fuses used in the vehicle.
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Inspect for presence and type of fuses.
(1) Not equipped with at least one of each type fuse used
						  in vehicle.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.02 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Trucks and Truck Tractors › Section 11.22.02.17 - Seats and Seat Belts

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A. Seats.
				Visually inspect seat for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Condition.
(1) Seat frame is broken or seat is loose.
(2) Adjustment mechanism.
(2) Adjustment mechanism does not lock or permit seat
						  adjustment.
B.
				Seat Belts (Applicable to Vehicles Manufactured on and after January 1, 1965).
				Inspect seat belt for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Presence.
(1) Driver's seat or right front outboard seat is not
						  equipped with a seat belt.
(2) Condition.
(2) Seat belt is cut, torn, damaged, insecurely mounted,
						  or if vehicle is equipped with air ride seat and seat belts are attached to the
						  seat without a secondary belt from the seat to the vehicle body.
(3) Function.
(3) Belt does not extend full length or retract if
						  equipped with retractors or if latching system does not lock.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.02 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Trucks and Truck Tractors › Section 11.22.02.18 - Sun Visor

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A. Visually
				inspect visor for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Presence on driver's side.
(1) Visor is missing on driver's side.
(2) Function.
(2) Visor cannot be maintained in a set position.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.02 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Trucks and Truck Tractors › Section 11.22.02.19 - Mirrors

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A. Outside Mirrors.
				From driver's seat, inspect mirrors for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Presence.
(1) Not equipped with a right and left outside
						  mirror.
(2) Condition.
(2) Mirror is loose, cracked, or clouded to obscure
						  vision.
(3) Function.
(3) Mirror does not provide a clear, unobstructed
						  view.
B.
				Inside Mirror (When Required). From driver's seat, inspect mirror for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Presence.
(1) Not equipped with an inside mirror when
						  required.
(2) Condition.
(2) Mirror is loose, cracked, or clouded to obscure
						  vision.
(3) Function.
(3) Mirror does not provide a clear, unobstructed
						  view.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.02 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Trucks and Truck Tractors › Section 11.22.02.20 - Glazing

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A. Windshield.
				Visually inspect windshield for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Cracks on driver's side.
(1) Any crack is through one or more layers of glass or
						  there are two or more cracks extending from an outer edge into the windshield
						  wiper sweep.
(2) Cracks on passenger side.
(2) Windshield is cracked so as to restrict vision.
(3) Chips.
(3) Windshield wiper sweep contains nicks, pits, or chips
						  greater than 1/2 inch diameter.
(4) Vision.
(4) Vision is obscured by clouding or other
						  conditions.
(5) Tinting.
(5) Windshield contains any add-on tinting.
(6) Stickers.
(6) Windshield wiper sweep area contains any
						  stickers.
(7) Type.
(7) Windshield is not AS-1 or AS-10 laminated safety
						  glazing.
(8) Presence.
(8) Any part of windshield is missing.
B.
				Side Windows. Inspect for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Operation.
(1) Window on driver's side does not open or close.
(2) Cracks.
(2) Any window contains a sharp or jagged edge, or is
						  cracked so as to restrict vision.
(3) Obstructions.
(3) Any window is obstructed to restrict vision.
(4) Tinting.
(4) Any window to the immediate right or left of the
						  driver contains add-on tinting.
(5) Type.
(5) Any window is not AS-1, AS-2, AS-10 or AS-11 safety
						  glazing.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.02 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Trucks and Truck Tractors › Section 11.22.02.21 - Windshield Wipers and Washers

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A.
				Windshield Wipers. Inspect windshield wipers for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Operation.
(1) Wipers fail to operate, blades do not contact
						  windshield, or wipers do not return to park position when turned off.
(2) Condition of blades.
(2) Wiping portion of blade is missing, torn, or
						  hardened, or does not wipe 75 percent of original sweep area.
(3) Condition of arms.
(3) Wiper arm is missing, bent, or distorted.
B.
				Windshield Washers (if Equipped).
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Inspect washer system for operation.
(1) Washer system does not deliver fluid to the
						  windshield.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.02 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Trucks and Truck Tractors › Section 11.22.02.22 - Defroster

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A. Defroster.
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Inspect fan operation.
(1) Fan fails to operate.
(2) Inspect air flow and direction of air flow.
(2) Air flow is insufficient, obstructed, or improperly
						  directed.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.02 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Trucks and Truck Tractors › Section 11.22.02.23 - Automatic Transmission Gear Selector/Neutral Safety Switch

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A. Gear Selector.
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) With engine running and parking brake set, place
						  transmission selector in Park (P), Reverse (R),Neutral (N), Drive (D), and Low
						  (L).
(1) Gear selector does not indicate proper gear.
B.
				Neutral Safety Switch.
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) With engine turned off and parking brake set, place
						  gear selector in each gear position and determine when starter will
						  engage.
(1) Starter will engage when gear selector is in any
						  position except P or N.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.02 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Trucks and Truck Tractors › Section 11.22.02.24 - Speedometer and Odometer

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A.
				Speedometer.
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Inspect for presence and operation.
(1) Speedometer does not function or is missing.
B.
				Odometer/hubometer.
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Inspect for presence and condition.
(1) Odometer or hubometer is missing or fails to
						  operate.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.02 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Trucks and Truck Tractors › Section 11.22.02.25 - Brake and Clutch Pedal

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A. Brake
				Pedal. Inspect brake pedal for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Operation.
(1) Brake pedal does not return when released or is
						  binding or misaligned.
(2) Condition.
(2) Brake pedal or air treadle is loose or foot surface
						  or pedal pad, if applicable, is missing or worn smooth.
B.
				Clutch Pedal. Inspect clutch pedal for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Operation.
(1) Clutch pedal does not return when released or is
						  binding or misaligned.
(2) Condition.
(2) Clutch pedal is loose or foot surface or pedal pad,
						  if applicable, is missing or worn smooth.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.02 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Trucks and Truck Tractors › Section 11.22.02.26 - Horn

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A. Inspect for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Presence.
(1) Horn is missing.
(2) Operation.
(2) Horn fails to function.
(3) Accessibility.
(3) Means of activating horn is not readily accessible to
						  the driver.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.02 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Trucks and Truck Tractors › Section 11.22.02.27 - Hitches and Coupling Devices

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A.
				Fifth Wheel Coupling. Inspect for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Mounting.
(1) Fifth wheel is not securely attached to the vehicle
						  frame.
(2) Stops.
(2) Stop is missing or broken.
(3) Slider.
(3) Slider is cracked, broken, does not lock, or has more
						  than 1/4 inch movement.
(4) Air release.
(4) Air release does not freely lock and release.
(5) Jaw and latch.
(5) Jaw or latch is broken, cracked, or has more than 1/4
						  inch movement.
(6) Supporting surface.
(6) Supporting surface is broken, cracked, or does not
						  have lubrication grooves.
(7) Contamination and lubrication.
(7) Coupling areas are contaminated with gravel, sand, or
						  dirt, or coupling areas are not properly lubricated.
(8) Air slide.
(8) Latch fails to hold when air is depleted or chambers,
						  lines, or connections leak air pressure.
(9) Saddle bushings. Place a bar between vehicle frame
						  and the fifth wheel and pry.
(9) Movement in steel bushings exceeds 3/8 inch or, in
						  rubber bushings, the movement could result in the fifth wheel separating from
						  the vehicle frame.
B.
				No-Slack Hitch. Apply air pressure to no-slack hitch before inspecting.
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Inspect cushion for movement and adjustment.
(1) Cushion does not move or is out of adjustment.
(2) Inspect for air leaks.
(2) There is an air leak at the chamber, a line, or
						  connection.
C.
				Trailer Hitches. Inspect hitch for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Mounting.
(1) Hitch is not securely attached.
(2) Condition.
(2) Any part is missing, bent, seized, or worn to a point
						  where the hitch or components may separate.
(3) Latch.
(3) Latch fails to close and latch.
(4) Repairs.
(4) A cast or forged hitch has been welded.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.02 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Trucks and Truck Tractors › Section 11.22.02.28 - Tanks and Pressure Vessels

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A.
				Tanks. Inspect:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Tank.
(1) Tank leaks, is cracked, or has broken welds.
(2) Valves.
(2) Any valve leaks, is loose, cap is missing, or
						  emergency shutoff valve is inoperable.
(3) Hose or auxiliary.
(3) Any hose or auxiliary attachment is loose or
						  improperly mounted.
(4) Hatches.
(4) Any hatch is missing, loose, not securely attached,
						  or latch is inoperable.
(5) Hatch hinges.
(5) Any hinge is missing, broken, seized, or otherwise
						  inoperable.
(6) Signs and placards.
(6) Sign or placard is missing, not the required type, or
						  is not legible.
B.
				Pressure Vessels. Inspect:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Tanks.
(1) Tank leaks, is cracked, or contains a cracked or
						  broken weld.
(2) Valves.
(2) Any valve leaks, is loose, cap is missing, or
						  emergency shutoff valve is inoperable.
(3) Hoses.
(3) Any hose or auxiliary attachment is loose or
						  improperly mounted.
(4) Signs and placards.
(4) Sign or placard is missing, not the required type, or
						  is not legible.
(5) Metal certification plate.
(5) Metal certification plate is missing, illegible, or
						  out of date.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.03 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Multipurpose Passenger Vehicles and Passenger Buses › Section 11.22.03.01 - Applicability

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The standards, requirements, and procedures set forth in this
				  chapter are applicable to equipment originally installed by the manufacturer or
				  required by federal or State law or regulation on any vehicle registered as a
				  Class M (multipurpose) passenger vehicle which has a seating capacity for 16 or
				  more passengers including the driver or was previously registered as a Class H
				  (school) vehicle or a Class P (passenger bus) vehicle, and which is used
				  primarily to transport passengers, under the provisions of Transportation
				  Article, Title 13, Annotated Code of Maryland, or any bus designed and used to
				  carry more than 10 people owned by this State or any political subdivision of
				  this State. Compliance with these minimum requirements may not be sufficient
				  for the equipment to remain in compliance for 12 months or 25,000 miles,
				  whichever occurs first. Therefore, more frequent maintenance, service, and
				  repair as deemed necessary by the owner is permitted and
				  recommended.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.03 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Multipurpose Passenger Vehicles and Passenger Buses › Section 11.22.03.02 - Alignment

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A. Axles, beams,
				spindles, or mountings which are broken, damaged, worn, rusted, bent, or
				modified may affect wheel alignment, tracking, or vehicle handling or
				stability.
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Inspect axles, beams, spindles, and mountings for
						  broken, damaged, worn, rusted, bent, or modified conditions.
(1) Any axle, beam, spindle, or mounting is broken, worn,
						  damaged, rusted, bent, or modified and affects vehicle handling, stability,
						  tracking, or alignment.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.03 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Multipurpose Passenger Vehicles and Passenger Buses › Section 11.22.03.08 - Wheels, Rims, Lock Rings, Studs, and Nuts

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A. Wheels. Visually inspect:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Disc Wheels. (a) Inspect for condition of wheels. (b)
						  Inspect stud holes.
(1) (a) Wheel is broken, cracked, bent, warped, welded,
						  or loose. (b) Any stud hole is elongated.
(2) Cast Wheels. (a) Inspect for condition of wheels. (b)
						  Inspect stud holes.
(2) (a) Wheel is broken, cracked, bent, scraped, welded,
						  loose, or clamping area is worn. (b) Any stud hole is elongated.
B.
				Rims. Visually inspect for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Wheel and rim matching.
(1) Wheel and rim are mismatched.
(2) Damage.
(2) Rim is broken, cracked, bent, warped, or loose.
C.
				Lock Rings.
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Inspect for butted lock rings.
(1) Locking ring end clearance is less than 1/8
						  inch.
D.
				Studs, Nuts, and Clamps. Inspect for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Presence and tightness.
(1) Stud, nut, or clamp is missing or loose.
(2) Thread engagement.
(2) Threads are cross-threaded or improperly
						  engaged.
(3) Condition.
(3) Stud, nut, or clamp is broken, cracked, bent, welded,
						  or seized.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.03 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Multipurpose Passenger Vehicles and Passenger Buses › Section 11.22.03.09 - Accelerator Pedal and Air Throttle

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A. Inspect pedals for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Binding.
(1) Engine speed does not return to idle.
(2) Mounting.
(2) Pedals are not properly and securely mounted.
(3) Condition of linkage.
(3) Linkage is worn, damaged, or contains improper
						  retaining components.
(4) Return springs.
(4) Return springs are missing, loose, or weak.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.03 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Multipurpose Passenger Vehicles and Passenger Buses › Section 11.22.03.10 - Fuel Storage and Delivery System

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A. Fuel Storage. Visually inspect:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Tank.
(1) Tank is leaking, cracked, has broken welds, not an
						  approved type or if mounted forward of steering axle and is wider than the
						  vehicle.
(2) Tank mounting.
(2) Tank mounts are missing, cracked, loose, have loose
						  bolts, or bolts are missing.
(3) Caps.
(3) Tank cap is missing or does not seal to prevent
						  spillage.
B.
				Fuel Delivery System. Visually inspect:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Pump.
(1) Pump is disconnected or bypassed to provide a gravity
						  fuel feed, pump is loose, leaking, or not securely mounted.
(2) Lines and connections.
(2) Lines or connections are leaking, crimped,
						  restricted, improperly mounted, any line or connection is less than 1-1/2
						  inches from the exhaust system or moving vehicle or engine parts, or located
						  inside the passenger compartment.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.03 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Multipurpose Passenger Vehicles and Passenger Buses › Section 11.22.03.11 - Exhaust System

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A. Visually
				inspect:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Manifolds.
(1) Manifold is broken, cracked, or leaking.
(2) Muffler or mufflers.
(2) Muffler is missing or leaking.
(3) Exhaust pipe or pipes.
(3) Exhaust pipe is missing, leaking, or perforated.
(4) Exhaust turbo charger (if applicable).
(4) Exhaust turbo charger has an audible leak at
						  seals.
(5) Heat shields (if applicable).
(5) Heat shields are missing, loose, or improperly
						  mounted.
(6) Location.
(6) Any part of exhaust system is less than 1-1/2 inches
						  from fuel system, brake system, or other nonshielded combustible material.
(7) Exhaust outlet.
(7) Exhaust outlet does not expel exhaust beyond
						  perimeter of the passenger compartment.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.03 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Multipurpose Passenger Vehicles and Passenger Buses › Section 11.22.03.12 - Universal Joints and U-Clamps

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A.
				Universal Joints. With spring brakes on and gear selector in neutral, place a
				small bar between the yoke and the U-joint and rotate the shaft back and forth.
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Visually inspect universal joints for looseness,
						  missing or loose bolts, and proper phasing.
(1) There is free play in a universal joint, bolt is
						  missing or loose, or joints are not in proper phase.
(2) Visually inspect U-clamps.
(2) U-clamp is missing, loose, nut is missing or loose,
						  or nut or bolt is not locked.
(3) Visually inspect steady bearing for wear and proper
						  mounting.
(3) Steady bearing is loose or worn.
(4) Inspect for presence of drive shaft protection open
						  on vehicles with drive shaft extending lengthwise under floor of passenger
						  compartment.
(4) Not equipped with at least one guard or bracket at
						  the sliding connection end of drive shaft.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.03 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Multipurpose Passenger Vehicles and Passenger Buses › Section 11.22.03.15 - Electrical System

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A. Wiring.
				Visually inspect wiring for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Condition.
(1) Insulation is broken, cracked, chafed, or connections
						  are corroded.
(2) Mounting.
(2) Wiring is loose to permit contact with exhaust system
						  or moving parts.
B.
				Battery. Visually inspect battery for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Mounting.
(1) Battery is loose, mounting is cracked, broken,
						  weakened, or cover is missing.
(2) Condition.
(2) Terminal or lead is loose or severely corroded.
C.
				Switches.
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Function.
(1) Any switch fails to function as designed
(2) Condition.
(2) Any switch is damaged or loose.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.03 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Multipurpose Passenger Vehicles and Passenger Buses › Section 11.22.03.16 - Emergency Equipment

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A.
				Roadside Warning Devices. Each vehicle shall be equipped with three
				bidirectional emergency reflective triangles. Inspect bidirectional emergency
				reflective triangles for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Presence.
(1) Not equipped with three bidirectional emergency
						  reflective triangles.
(2) Condition.
(2) A bidirectional emergency reflective triangle is
						  broken or damaged.
B.
				Extinguisher. Vehicles used to transport hazardous materials shall be equipped
				with a fire extinguisher with an Underwriters Laboratory rating of at least 10
				BC. Vehicles used to transport nonhazardous materials shall be equipped with at
				least one fire extinguisher with an Underwriters Laboratory rating of at least
				5 BC or two fire extinguishers with an Underwriters Laboratory rating of at
				least 4 BC. Inspect fire extinguisher for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Presence.
(1) Fire extinguisher is missing.
(2) Rating.
(2) Fire extinguisher is not of proper rating.
(3) Condition.
(3) Fire extinguisher is discharged, damaged, or
						  inoperable.
C.
				Fuses. Each vehicle using fused electric circuits shall be equipped with at
				least one spare fuse of each type and size of the fuses used in the vehicle.
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Inspect for presence and type of fuses.
(1) Not equipped with at least one of each type fuse used
						  in vehicle.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.03 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Multipurpose Passenger Vehicles and Passenger Buses › Section 11.22.03.17 - Seats and Seat Belts

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A. Seats.
				Visually inspect seat for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Condition.
(1) Seat frame is broken or seat is loose.
(2) Adjustment mechanism.
(2) Adjustment mechanism does not lock or permit seat
						  adjustment.
(3) Aisle seats.
(3) Equipped with a seat which does not automatically
						  fold when unoccupied to provide a clear aisle.
B.
				Seat Belts (Applicable to Vehicles Manufactured on and after January 1, 1965).
				Inspect seat belt for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Presence.
(1) Driver's seat is not equipped with a seat belt.
(2) Condition.
(2) Seat belt is cut, torn, damaged, insecurely mounted,
						  or if vehicle is equipped with air ride seat and seat belts are attached to the
						  seat without a secondary belt from the seat to the vehicle body.
(3) Function.
(3) Belt does not extend full length or retract if
						  equipped with retractors or if latching system does not lock.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.03 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Multipurpose Passenger Vehicles and Passenger Buses › Section 11.22.03.18 - Sun Visor

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A. Visually
				inspect visor for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Presence on driver's side.
(1) Visor is missing on driver's side.
(2) Function.
(2) Visor cannot be maintained in a set position.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.03 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Multipurpose Passenger Vehicles and Passenger Buses › Section 11.22.03.19 - Mirrors

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A. Outside Mirrors.
				From driver's seat, inspect mirrors for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Presence.
(1) Not equipped with a right and left outside
						  mirror.
(2) Condition.
(2) Mirror is loose, cracked, or clouded to obscure
						  vision.
(3) Function.
(3) Mirror does not provide a clear, unobstructed
						  view.
B.
				Inside Mirror (When Required). From driver's seat, inspect mirror for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Presence.
(1) Not equipped with an inside mirror when
						  required.
(2) Condition.
(2) Mirror is loose, cracked, or clouded to obscure
						  vision.
(3) Function.
(3) Mirror does not provide a clear, unobstructed
						  view.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.03 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Multipurpose Passenger Vehicles and Passenger Buses › Section 11.22.03.20 - Glazing

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A. Windshield.
				Visually inspect windshield for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Cracks on driver's side.
(1) Any crack is through one or more layers of glass or
						  there are two or more cracks extending from an outer edge into the windshield
						  wiper sweep.
(2) Cracks on passenger side.
(2) Windshield is cracked so as to restrict vision.
(3) Chips.
(3) Windshield wiper sweep contains nicks, pits, or chips
						  greater than 1/2 inch diameter.
(4) Vision.
(4) Vision is obscured by clouding or other
						  conditions.
(5) Tinting.
(5) Windshield contains any add-on tinting.
(6) Stickers.
(6) Windshield wiper sweep area contains any
						  stickers.
(7) Type.
(7) Windshield is not AS-1 or AS-10 laminated safety
						  glazing.
(8) Presence.
(8) Any part of windshield is missing.
B.
				Side Windows. Inspect for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Operation.
(1) Window on driver's side does not open or close.
(2) Push-out windows .
(2) Manufactured after September 1, 1983 and is not
						  equipped with push-out windows.
(3) Cracks.
(3) Any window contains a sharp or jagged edge, or is
						  cracked so as to restrict vision.
(4) Obstructions.
(4) Any window is obstructed to restrict vision.
(5) Tinting.
(5) Any window to the immediate right or left of the
						  driver contains add-on tinting.
(6) Type.
6) Any window to the immediate right or left of the
						  driver is not AS-1, AS-2, AS-10, or AS-11 safety glazing, or any other side
						  window is not AS-1, AS-2 AS-3, AS-4, AS-5, AS-10, or AS-11 safety glazing.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.03 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Multipurpose Passenger Vehicles and Passenger Buses › Section 11.22.03.21 - Windshield Wipers and Washers

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A.
				Windshield Wipers. Inspect windshield wipers for:
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Operation.
(1) Wipers fail to operate, blades do not contact
						  windshield, or wipers do not return to park position when turned off.
(2) Condition of blades.
(2) Wiping portion of blade is missing, torn, or
						  hardened, or does not wipe 75 percent of original sweep area.
(3) Condition of arms.
(3) Wiper arm is missing, bent, or distorted.
B.
				Windshield Washers (if Equipped).
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Inspect washer system for operation.
(1) Washer system does not function as designed.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.03 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Multipurpose Passenger Vehicles and Passenger Buses › Section 11.22.03.22 - Defroster

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A. Defroster.
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Inspect fan operation.
(1) Fan fails to operate.
(2) Inspect air flow and direction air flow.
(2) Air flow is insufficient, obstructed, or improperly
						  directed.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.03 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Multipurpose Passenger Vehicles and Passenger Buses › Section 11.22.03.23 - Automatic Transmission Gear Selector/Neutral Safety Switch

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A. Gear Selector.
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) With engine running and parking brake set, place
						  transmission selector in Park (P), Reverse (R), Neutral (N), Drive (D), and Low
						  (L).
(1) Gear selector does not indicate proper gear.
B.
				Neutral Safety Switch.
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) With engine turned off and parking brake set, place
						  gear selector in each gear position and determine when starter will
						  engage.
(1) Starter will engage when gear selector is in any
						  position except P or N.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 22 - MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION-PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM › Chapter 11.22.03 - Preventive Maintenance Standards for Multipurpose Passenger Vehicles and Passenger Buses › Section 11.22.03.24 - Speedometer and Odometer

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A.
				Speedometer.
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Inspect for presence and operation.
(1) Speedometer does not function or is missing.
B.
				Odometer/hubometer.
Procedures:
Reject Vehicle If:
(1) Inspect for presence and condition.
(1) Odometer or hubometer is missing or fails to
						  operate.