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Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 146 - Vehicle Registration And Fuel Trip Permits › Section Trans 146.07 - Permit fees

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) A vehicle registration trip permit is
			 $15.00.
(2) A fuel trip permit is
			 $15.00.
(3) If the department
			 declares a need for special transportation, in accordance with s.
			 341.41(7),
			 Stats., vehicle registration and fuel trip permit fees for vehicles subject to
			 s.
			 341.41(7),
			 Stats., may be waived.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 146 - Vehicle Registration And Fuel Trip Permits › Section Trans 146.08 - Motor carrier responsibilities

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Any person
			 operating with a vehicle registration or a fuel trip permit shall carry the
			 permit in the vehicle during all operations in Wisconsin.
(2) Upon request, a vehicle registration or
			 fuel trip permit shall be displayed to any law enforcement officer or
			 representative of the department.
(3) A vehicle registration or fuel trip
			 permit is not transferable and may contain no corrections, erasures or
			 modifications.
(4) A person
			 operating without the required vehicle registration or fuel trip permit may be
			 subject to enforcement action and be required to obtain the necessary permit
			 before further operation.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 146 - Vehicle Registration And Fuel Trip Permits › Section Trans 146.09 - Penalties

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Persons who own or operate apportionable
			 motor vehicles which are not in compliance with the requirements of s.
			 Trans
			 146.03 shall be subject to the penalties under s.
			 341.04(3),
			 Stats.
(2) Persons who own or
			 operate qualified motor vehicles which are not in compliance with the
			 requirements of s.
			 Trans
			 146.05 shall be subject to the penalties under s.
			 341.45(6),
			 Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 147 - Buyer identification cards for motor vehicle salvage pool participants › Section Trans 147.01 - Purpose and scope

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) STATUTORY AUTHORITY. As authorized by s.
			 218.51(3),
			 Stats., the purpose of this chapter is to establish the department's
			 administrative interpretation of ss.
			 218.51
			 and
			 218.52,
			 Stats., relating to the issuance and use of buyer identification cards for the
			 purpose of purchasing or submitting bids for the purchase of damaged motor
			 vehicles from a motor vehicle salvage pool.
(2) APPLICABILITY. This chapter applies to
			 any cardholder or qualified applicant wishing to obtain a buyer identification
			 card to purchase or submit bids for the purchase of damaged motor vehicles from
			 a motor vehicle salvage pool.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 147 - Buyer identification cards for motor vehicle salvage pool participants › Section Trans 147.02 - Definitions

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Words and phrases defined in s.
			 218.50, Stats., have
			 the same meaning in this chapter unless a different definition is
			 specified.
(2) In this chapter,
			 "licensed in another jurisdiction" means having verifiable authorization in the
			 form specified by the regulating authority in that jurisdiction to do business
			 in that jurisdiction.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 147 - Buyer identification cards for motor vehicle salvage pool participants › Section Trans 147.03 - Application form

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) APPLICATIONS BY WISCONSIN LICENSEES. This
			 section applies to qualified applicants licensed under ch. 218, Stats. Each
			 application for a buyer identification card shall be on the form provided by
			 the department, and shall contain the following information:
(a) The full name of the qualified
			 applicant.
(b) The residence
			 address of the qualified applicant.
(c) The business address of the qualified
			 applicant.
(d) The motor vehicle
			 dealer, wholesaler or salvage dealer license number of the business.
(e) The physical description of the qualified
			 applicant including:
1. Height.
2. Weight.
3. Date of birth.
4. Hair color.
5. Eye color.
6. Race.
7. Sex.
(f) The signature of the qualified
			 applicant.
(g) The signature of an
			 officer of the company or duly authorized agent.
(h) The identification number assigned to a
			 driver's license or other official government issued photo identification card
			 belonging to the qualified applicant.
(i) An indication that the application is for
			 an original card or replacement card.
(j) Additional information required by s.
			 Trans
			 147.08(3) if the application is for a
			 replacement card.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 147 - Buyer identification cards for motor vehicle salvage pool participants › Section Trans 147.04 - Fee

Current through June 24, 2024
An annual fee of $6.00 shall be charged for the issuance of a
				buyer identification card. This fee shall apply whether the issuance is for an
				original card, a replacement card, or a renewal. The fee may be reviewed
				annually by the department and adjusted to cover actual costs for issuance of
				the buyer identification card.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 147 - Buyer identification cards for motor vehicle salvage pool participants › Section Trans 147.05 - Buyer identification card

Current through June 24, 2024
The buyer identification card shall contain:
(1) The full name and residence address of
			 the cardholder.
(2) The signature
			 of the cardholder or a facsimile of the signature.
(3) The buyer identification card number
			 assigned to the cardholder by the department.
(4) The expiration date of the buyer
			 identification card.
(5) The
			 employer's name and business address.
(6) The identification number assigned to a
			 driver's license or other official government issued photo identification card
			 belonging to the cardholder.
(7) A
			 brief physical description of the cardholder including height, weight, hair
			 color, eye color, race, sex and date of birth.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 147 - Buyer identification cards for motor vehicle salvage pool participants › Section Trans 147.06 - Issuance of a buyer identification card

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) A buyer
			 identification card shall be issued to a qualified applicant if the individual
			 or the employer can be certified as being properly licensed.
(a) A Wisconsin licensee must provide the
			 dealer, wholesaler or salvage dealer license number issued under ch. 218,
			 Stats., for verification in department records.
(b) The licensee of another state must
			 provide a copy of the credentials issued by the regulating authority in that
			 jurisdiction which verifies the authority of the entity to do
			 business.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 147 - Buyer identification cards for motor vehicle salvage pool participants › Section Trans 147.07 - Use of a buyer identification card

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) DISPLAY.
(a) Before a bid can be submitted, the
			 cardholder shall display the buyer identification card to the salvage pool
			 operator. The photo identification card from which the assigned identification
			 number appears on the buyer identification card shall also be displayed to
			 verify the identity of the cardholder.
(b) The buyer identification number shall be
			 displayed on each sheet of any bid submitted to a motor vehicle salvage pool
			 for the purchase of a motor vehicle or other document evidencing the purchase
			 of a motor vehicle from a motor vehicle salvage pool.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 147 - Buyer identification cards for motor vehicle salvage pool participants › Section Trans 147.08 - Replacement of a buyer identification card

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) LOST, STOLEN,
			 OR MUTILATED IDENTIFICATION CARD. If a buyer identification card is lost,
			 stolen, mutilated, destroyed or becomes illegible, the cardholder may request a
			 replacement identification card.
(2) CHANGE OF ADDRESS OR NAME. When the
			 address or name of a cardholder changes, the cardholder shall, within 30 days,
			 request a replacement buyer identification card showing the correct address and
			 name.
(3) APPLICATION FOR
			 REPLACEMENT. The qualified applicant seeking a replacement buyer identification
			 card shall use the forms prescribed in s.
			 Trans 147.03 to
			 provide:
(a) The information required in s.
			 Trans
			 147.03.
(b) The former name, if changed from that
			 shown on the original application and original buyer identification card
			 issued.
(c) The former address, if
			 changed from that shown on the original application and original buyer
			 identification card issued.
(d) One
			 of the following words or phrases to describe the reason a replacement card is
			 required:
1. Lost.
2. Stolen.
3. Destroyed.
4. Mutilated or illegible.
5. Name change.
6. Address change.
7. Name and address change.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 147 - Buyer identification cards for motor vehicle salvage pool participants › Section Trans 147.09 - Cancellation of a buyer identification card

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Upon
			 termination of the cardholder as an employe, the employer shall return the
			 buyer identification card to the department within 10 business days for
			 cancellation.
(2) The employer may
			 authorize the department to cancel the buyer identification card of an employe
			 when the dealer no longer wishes the employe to be a cardholder by returning
			 the buyer identification card to the department.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 147 - Buyer identification cards for motor vehicle salvage pool participants › Section Trans 147.10 - Surrendering a buyer identification card

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Upon suspension
			 or revocation of a motor vehicle dealer license, wholesaler license or salvage
			 dealer license issued under ch. 218, Stats., or authority to do business in
			 another jurisdiction, the dealer shall surrender the buyer identification cards
			 of all dealers, dealer principals and employes to the department.
(2) Whenever a licensed motor vehicle dealer,
			 wholesaler, or salvage dealer discontinues or disposes of the business, such
			 person shall surrender the buyer identification cards of all dealers, dealer
			 principals and employes.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 147 - Buyer identification cards for motor vehicle salvage pool participants › Section Trans 147.11 - Recordkeeping

Current through June 24, 2024
The motor vehicle dealer, wholesaler and salvage dealer shall
				hold or have access to all pertinent books, records, letters and contracts of
				its cardholder employes according to recordkeeping requirements in chs. Trans
				136 and
				138.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 148 - Electronic recording and release of liens by non-individual creditors › Section Trans 148.01 - Purpose and scope

Current through June 24, 2024
This chapter interprets ss.
				342.19(2)
				(a),
				342.20(2)
				and (3),
				342.22(1) and
				(2), and
				342.245,
				Stats., which require a non-individual secured party to use an electronic
				process prescribed by the department whenever filing a security interest
				statement or lien release with the department and to pay fees for such use,
				unless exempted by the department by rule.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 148 - Electronic recording and release of liens by non-individual creditors › Section Trans 148.02 - Definitions

Current through June 24, 2024
The words and phrases defined in s.
				340.01,
				Stats., have the same meaning in this chapter unless a different definition is
				specifically provided. In this chapter:
(1) "Automated processing partnership system"
			 or "APPS" means the program established by the DMV, in which DMV contracts with
			 agents and vendors to provide vehicle registration and titling services.
			 Chapter Trans 156 governs administration of the APPS program.
(2) "Certificate of title" or "title" means
			 the certificate of title for a vehicle as required in ch. 342, Stats.
(3) "Department" means the Wisconsin
			 department of transportation.
(4)
			 "DMV" means the Wisconsin department of transportation division of motor
			 vehicles.
(5) "Exempt" means that a
			 non-individual secured party is not required or not authorized to file and
			 release security interest statements electronically.
(6) "Motor vehicle dealer" or "dealer" means
			 a motor vehicle dealer as defined in s.
			 218.0101(23),
			 Stats.
(7) "Vendor" means a person,
			 business or organization that contracts with the DMV to provide a host computer
			 system by which agents may obtain access to specified information services of
			 the DMV in order to process registration and title transactions or file
			 security interest statements electronically.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 148 - Electronic recording and release of liens by non-individual creditors › Section Trans 148.03 - Requirement to file and release security interest statement electronically

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Unless exempt under s.
			 Trans
			 148.06, a non-individual secured party is required to
			 file all its security interest statements and release all its security
			 interests on Wisconsin vehicle titles electronically as an update to the
			 vehicle title record in the DMV database.
(2) A non-individual secured party that is
			 releasing security interests and filing security interest statements on a
			 vehicle that is not being transferred shall use either the e-MV Agent
			 Internet-based web application established by the department or the vendor
			 provided interface under the APPS program, as authorized under s.
			 Trans
			 148.04.
(3) A secured party who is processing an
			 application for a certificate of title as an agent in the APPS program under
			 ch. Trans 156 may file the security interest statement as part of title
			 processing, as authorized under s.
			 Trans
			 148.04. In the event that a security interest is part
			 of a certificate of title application that a motor vehicle dealer is processing
			 under ch. Trans 141 or 156, or that the DMV is processing, the secured party
			 shall release the security interest electronically.
(4) A non-individual secured party using
			 DMV's e-MV Agent Internet-based web application shall apply to the DMV on the
			 DMV application form and shall comply with all applicable requirements,
			 including those related to persons who have access to information subject to
			 the federal driver privacy protection act,
			 18
			 USC 2721-
			 2725.
Note: The DMV e-MV Agent Application Form is available on-line
				at the DOT web site
www.dot.wisconsin.gov/business/dealers/emvagent
.
(5) A non-individual secured party
			 that has not previously filed a security interest statement on a Wisconsin
			 title shall apply to the department for a secured party number and shall apply
			 to file security interest statements electronically. The secured party shall
			 begin processing security interest statements electronically within 30 days
			 after the effective date of the DMV-assigned secured party number.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 148 - Electronic recording and release of liens by non-individual creditors › Section Trans 148.04 - Secured party participation in the APPS program

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Any secured
			 party may file its security interest statement electronically as part of
			 processing a certificate of title, and may release its security interests or
			 file security interest statement for a vehicle that is not being transferred,
			 by contracting with the DMV as an agent in the APPS program under s.
			 341.21(2),
			 Stats. A secured party who participates in the APPS program shall, as a
			 condition of continued participation in the APPS program, comply with all
			 requirements and procedures under ch. Trans 156 and with limitations on use of
			 personal identifiers and confidential information under the federal Driver's
			 Privacy Protection Act,
			 18
			 USC 2721-
			 2725.
(2) A secured party participating in the APPS
			 program may charge a customer for title processing, including security interest
			 statement filing and release of security interest, any amount not more than the
			 maximum fees specified in the contract under ch. Trans 156.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 148 - Electronic recording and release of liens by non-individual creditors › Section Trans 148.05 - Termination and nonrenewal of APPS secured party contracts

Current through June 24, 2024
A secured party whose participation in the APPS program is
				discontinued, by the department or by the secured party, shall continue to file
				and release security interest statements electronically using the e-MV Agent
				Internet-based web application offered by the department, and shall comply with
				all requirements of this chapter.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 148 - Electronic recording and release of liens by non-individual creditors › Section Trans 148.06 - Exemptions from requirement to file security interest statement electronically

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) EXEMPT SECURED PARTIES NOT REQUIRED TO
			 FILE OR RELEASE SECURITY INTEREST STATEMENTS ELECTRONICALLY.
(a) The department shall grant an exemption
			 if the secured party filed 48 or fewer security interest statements with the
			 department during the previous calendar year. A new secured party is not
			 eligible for an exemption during the first calendar year.
(b) If a secured party was exempt under this
			 subsection during a calendar year and the department determines that the
			 secured party is not eligible for an exemption for the succeeding year, the
			 department may cancel the secured party's exemption for that succeeding year by
			 written notice. The notice shall require the secured party to file or release
			 security interest statements electronically not less than 30 calendar days
			 after the date the department sends the notice, and the department shall charge
			 the fee and surcharge under s.
			 Trans
			 148.07(2) (c) 1. after the date
			 specified in the cancellation notice.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 148 - Electronic recording and release of liens by non-individual creditors › Section Trans 148.08 - Records

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) After submitting an electronic security
			 interest statement filing, a secured party shall retain for 60 days and then
			 promptly destroy the certificate of title that the vehicle owner provides to
			 the secured party, as provided in s.
			 342.245(2),
			 Stats.
(2) A secured party shall
			 ensure that sufficient funds are in its financial account with the department,
			 since the department or vendor system shall debit the account established for
			 the secured party for all fees owed to the department for a
			 transaction.
(3) The electronic
			 record in the DMV database satisfies the requirement in s.
			 342.20(3),
			 Stats., that the department notify the secured party of notation of security
			 interest.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 149 - Inspection Of A Homemade, Reconstructed Or Repaired Salvage Vehicle › Section Trans 149.01 - Purpose and scope

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) As authorized by s.
			 342.07(2),
			 Stats., the purpose of this chapter is to establish the department's
			 administrative interpretation of s.
			 342.07,
			 Stats., relating to the inspection of a repaired salvage vehicle.
(2) This chapter applies to any person
			 seeking to obtain a certificate of title on a homemade vehicle, reconstructed
			 vehicle, repaired salvage vehicle or on a vehicle identified in another
			 jurisdiction as a repaired salvage or salvage vehicle.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 149 - Inspection Of A Homemade, Reconstructed Or Repaired Salvage Vehicle › Section Trans 149.02 - Definitions

Current through June 24, 2024
Words and phrases shall have the same meanings as defined in
				s. 340.01, Stats., unless a
				different definition is specifically provided. In this chapter:
(1) "Applicant" means a person who owns a
			 vehicle that is a repaired salvage vehicle, or that is currently titled with a
			 certificate of title identifying the vehicle as a salvage vehicle, and who
			 applies to the department to re-title or register a vehicle.
(2) "Bill of sale" means the document
			 describing the sale of a vehicle or a part of a vehicle.
(3) "Identification" means a valid operator's
			 license, identification card, or other personal identification document which
			 reliably identifies the person to the satisfaction of the inspector.
(4) "Inspection fee" means the fee
			 established by s. 342.07(3),
			 Stats.
(5) "Law enforcement
			 officer" means any person who by virtue of the person's office or public
			 employment is vested by law with the duty to maintain public order or to make
			 arrests for crimes while acting within the scope of authority.
(6) "Major part of a vehicle" means any of
			 the following:
(a) The engine.
(b) The transmission.
(c) Each door allowing entrance to or egress
			 from the passenger compartment.
(d)
			 The hood.
(e) The grille.
(f) Each bumper, or each clip, if a bumper is
			 part of the clip.
(g) Each front
			 fender.
(h) The deck lid, tailgate
			 or hatchback.
(i) Each rear quarter
			 panel.
(j) The trunk floor
			 pan.
(k) The frame or, in the case
			 of a unitized body, the supporting structure which serves as the
			 frame.
(l) Any part not listed
			 under this subsection which has a value exceeding $500.
(m) Any motorcycle part not listed under this
			 subsection which has a value exceeding $150.
Note:
See s.
				943.23,
				Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 149 - Inspection Of A Homemade, Reconstructed Or Repaired Salvage Vehicle › Section Trans 149.03 - Inspector certification and authority

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) INSPECTIONS TO
			 BE PERFORMED BY CERTIFIED INSPECTORS. All inspections required under s.
			 342.07(2),
			 Stats., shall be performed by a person who has been certified to perform
			 inspections by the department under this chapter.
(2) REQUIREMENTS FOR INSPECTOR CERTIFICATION.
			 A person shall meet all of the following criteria in order to be qualified for
			 certification:
(a) The person shall be a
			 Wisconsin law enforcement officer or a full-time employee of the department of
			 transportation division of state patrol.
(b) The person shall have successfully
			 completed an initial training course in vehicle inspections meeting the
			 requirements of sub. (4).
(c) The
			 person shall successfully complete a biennial refresher course on inspections
			 approved by the department within 2 years of initial training and every 2 years
			 thereafter. For cause, the department may examine an inspector in lieu of
			 requiring refresher course attendance.
(d) The person may not have had certification
			 to conduct inspections rescinded by the department.
(e) The person shall have the approval of the
			 person's employing agency.
(f) The
			 person shall have completed at least 24 inspections during the preceding
			 certification period if the person is applying for recertification.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 149 - Inspection Of A Homemade, Reconstructed Or Repaired Salvage Vehicle › Section Trans 149.04 - Department certification of inspectors

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) NUMBER AND
			 DISTRIBUTION OF INSPECTORS. The department shall periodically determine the
			 number and distribution of certified inspectors necessary to meet the needs of
			 the state and may restrict attendance at inspector training courses in order to
			 achieve the desired number or distribution.
(2) DEPARTMENT MAY RESCIND INSPECTOR
			 CERTIFICATION. The department may at any time rescind the certification of an
			 inspector to perform inspections under this chapter for the reasons specified
			 in sub. (3).
(3) GROUNDS FOR
			 RECISION. The department may rescind an inspector's certification to conduct
			 inspections under this chapter under any of the following circumstances:
(a) The inspector's employing agency requests
			 the inspector's certification be rescinded.
(b) The inspector passes a vehicle for
			 inspection that contains stolen parts or parts of a stolen vehicle, or that
			 does not meet the equipment safety requirements of ch. Trans 305 or ch. 347,
			 Stats.
(c) The inspector acquires
			 an interest in or is employed by a salvage yard, auto body shop, motor vehicle
			 dealership, or other entity involved in the rebuilding of motor
			 vehicles.
(d) The inspector fails
			 to comply with any provision of this chapter or any rule or regulation of the
			 department.
(e) The inspector
			 engages in any conduct which calls into question his or her fitness for duty as
			 an inspector.
(f) The inspector
			 fails to meet the certification requirements of s. Trans 149.03
			 (2).
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 149 - Inspection Of A Homemade, Reconstructed Or Repaired Salvage Vehicle › Section Trans 149.05 - Inspections

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) COMPLETE APPLICATION REQUIRED. No vehicle
			 may be inspected or pass inspection unless it meets the requirements of sub.
			 (2) and the applicant for inspection has submitted a complete application
			 meeting the requirements of sub. (5) prior to inspection.
(2) VEHICLE CONDITION. Prior to submitting a
			 vehicle for inspection, a person shall:
(a)
			 Complete the rebuilding of the vehicle.
(b) Thoroughly clean the vehicle's exterior,
			 engine and transmission areas.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 149 - Inspection Of A Homemade, Reconstructed Or Repaired Salvage Vehicle › Section Trans 149.06 - Place and procedure for inspection

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) INSPECTION
			 SITES. The site and times of inspections shall be determined by the law
			 enforcement agency employing the inspector. The agency may require an applicant
			 to provide a site that is equipped with a hoist or pit for conducting an
			 inspection.
(2) ACCESS TO
			 INSPECTION AREA RESTRICTED. Only the certified inspector, a person designated
			 by the department or a person assisting the inspector at the inspector's
			 request may be present in the inspection area during an inspection. Nothing in
			 this subsection shall prohibit a law enforcement agency from conducting
			 inspections at a site, such as a municipal garage, where other law enforcement
			 officers or other employees of the law enforcement agency may be present in the
			 routine course of their duties and outside the immediate area of the
			 inspection. An applicant or agent may not enter the inspection area or view the
			 inspection except to remove parts of the vehicle at the direction of the
			 inspector or, at the inspector's request, to be advised of the reasons a
			 vehicle will not pass inspection.
(3) REMOVAL OF PARTS. During the inspection,
			 such vehicle parts as the inspector deems necessary shall be removed in order
			 to allow examination of safety equipment or identifying numbers on the vehicle
			 and its major parts. Parts may be removed by the inspector or by the applicant
			 or agent at the inspector's direction. Identifying numbers include, but are not
			 limited to:
(a) The vehicle identification
			 number.
(b) The engine
			 number.
(c) The transmission
			 number.
(d) The frame
			 number.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 149 - Inspection Of A Homemade, Reconstructed Or Repaired Salvage Vehicle › Section Trans 149.07 - Application procedure following inspection

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) VEHICLES
			 PASSING INSPECTION.
(a)
Submission of
			 application materials.
The inspector shall promptly submit the
			 following to the department following an inspection:
1. The applicant's application for
			 certificate of title or registration.
2. The applicant's current salvage
			 certificate of title. This subdivision does not apply to homemade or
			 reconstructed vehicles.
3. The
			 salvage affidavit of major parts of the vehicle.
4. The original bill of sale received by the
			 applicant for each major part of the vehicle that has been changed.
5. The written certification appointing any
			 agent who appeared on behalf of the applicant submitted under s.
			 Trans
			 149.05(3) (b).
6. The completed certificate of
			 inspection.
7. The inspection fee
			 and any fees for registering and issuance of a title certificate for the
			 vehicle in accordance with the application.
Note: The forms identified in this section are MV-1,
				Application for Title/Registration; MV-4060, Certificate of Inspection; and
				MV-2673, Repaired Salvage Vehicle Major Parts Statement. The forms may be
				obtained from the Department of Transportation, Document and Map Sales, 3617
				Pierstorff Street, P.O. Box 7713, Madison, WI 53704.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 149 - Inspection Of A Homemade, Reconstructed Or Repaired Salvage Vehicle › Section Trans 149.08 - Payment and distribution of inspection fee

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) The applicant
			 shall pay an inspection fee for each inspection performed, except that there is
			 no additional fee for the reinspection described in s.
			 Trans
			 149.07(2) (b). There is no fee for
			 the inspection of a homemade or reconstructed vehicle.
(2) The department shall distribute to the
			 inspecting agency its share of an inspection fee collected for inspections
			 performed by its certified employees within 60 days after the fees are
			 submitted to the department or as soon thereafter as possible. Fees collected
			 by the state patrol shall be deposited in the transportation fund.
(3) The inspection fee, except those
			 collected by the state patrol, shall be distributed as follows:
(a) 75% to the agency employing the inspector
			 at the time the inspection was performed.
(b) 25% to the transportation fund.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 149 - Inspection Of A Homemade, Reconstructed Or Repaired Salvage Vehicle › Section Trans 149.09 - Application for certificate of title and registration for vehicles previously junked in department records

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) The department
			 may not issue a certificate of title for a vehicle that was noted as junked in
			 the records of the department on or after May 1, 1989.
Note: Section
				342.34(3),
				Stats.
(2) A salvage
			 certificate of title may be issued, upon proper application, for a vehicle
			 noted as junked prior to May 1, 1989, in department records.
(3) The department may not issue a
			 certificate of title for a vehicle if the certificate of title for the vehicle
			 was inscribed by a person other than a state with the word "JUNKED" or any
			 other notation clearly indicating that the vehicle was junked unless the owner
			 provides an affidavit stating that the inscription on the title was entered in
			 error, explaining how the information was entered in error and the vehicle
			 passes an inspection under s.
			 Trans
			 149.05. The department may refuse to issue a title for
			 such a vehicle if it concludes that the vehicle was intended to be junked at
			 the time the title was noted as junked.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 149 - Inspection Of A Homemade, Reconstructed Or Repaired Salvage Vehicle › Section Trans 149.10 - Application for certificate of title or registration for a repaired, junk or salvage vehicle from another jurisdiction

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) The Wisconsin
			 certificate of title issued for a vehicle previously titled in another
			 jurisdiction as a repaired salvage vehicle, or a substantially similar term as
			 used in that jurisdiction, shall contain a notation identifying the vehicle as
			 a repaired salvage vehicle or repeat the notation from the other jurisdiction
			 and indicate the jurisdiction where the vehicle was previously
			 titled.
(2) A vehicle titled in
			 another jurisdiction as salvage, or a substantially similar term as used in
			 that jurisdiction, may be titled and registered under the provisions of this
			 chapter. The Wisconsin certificate of title shall contain a notation describing
			 the vehicle as previously titled as salvage or repeat the notation from the
			 other jurisdiction and indicate the jurisdiction issuing that title.
(3) A vehicle previously titled in another
			 jurisdiction as junked, or a substantially similar term as used in that
			 jurisdiction, may not be titled or registered in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 150 - Leasing of vehicles by private carriers › Section Trans 150.02 - Definitions

Current through June 24, 2024
The words and phrases defined in ss.
				194.01
				and
				340.01,
				Stats., have the same meaning in this chapter unless a different definition is
				specifically provided. In this chapter:
(1) "Lease agreement" means a contract by
			 which one party gives to another the use and possession of a vehicle for a
			 specified time period in exchange for compensation.
(2) "Lessee" means a person who has the legal
			 possession and control of a vehicle owned by another under terms of a lease
			 agreement.
(3) "Lessor" means a
			 person who, under the terms of a lease agreement, grants the legal right of
			 possession, control and responsibility for the operation of the vehicle to
			 another person.
(4) "Sole source
			 lease" means the lease of both a vehicle and a driver for a specific purpose
			 identified in the lease agreement.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 150 - Leasing of vehicles by private carriers › Section Trans 150.03 - General lease requirements

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) A lease
			 agreement for the use of a motor vehicle by a private motor carrier shall:
(a) Be in writing and signed by both the
			 lessor and the lessee, or their regular employes or agents duly authorized to
			 act for them in the execution of contracts.
(b) Provide for the exclusive possession,
			 control and use of the motor vehicle controlled by the lessee, and the complete
			 assumption by the lessee of full responsibility to the public and all
			 regulatory agencies having jurisdiction during the entire period of the lease
			 agreement. This provision does not prohibit the lessor from obtaining
			 possession of the motor vehicle for purposes of maintenance or repairs, or
			 because of violations of the lease agreement.
(c) Specify the names and addresses of all
			 parties to the lease agreement.
(d)
			 Identify the year, make and vehicle identification number of the motor vehicle
			 as shown on the registration card issued for the vehicle.
(e) Specify the time and date upon which the
			 lease begins and ends or the circumstances under which the lease begins and
			 ends.
(f) Be retained by the lessee
			 and by the owner.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 150 - Leasing of vehicles by private carriers › Section Trans 150.04 - Audit and inspection authority

Current through June 24, 2024
The department may audit and inspect the facilities and records
				of an owner, lessor and lessee to verify compliance with the requirements of
				this chapter. Owners, lessors and lessees shall retain all records including
				lease agreements relating to the lease of vehicles by private carriers for a
				least 4 years, and shall make these records available to the department for
				inspection and copying upon request.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 150 - Leasing of vehicles by private carriers › Section Trans 150.05 - Exemptions

Current through June 24, 2024
Private motor carriers operating the following vehicles are not
				subject to the requirements of this chapter:
(1) Trailers and semitrailers.
(2) A vehicle owned or lease by a rental
			 company and subject to the requirements of ch. Trans 175.
(3) A vehicle operated under a sole source
			 lease provided a copy of the lease agreement is carried in the vehicle to be
			 made available for inspection immediately upon the request of any law
			 enforcement officer.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 152 - Wisconsin Interstate Fuel Tax And International Registration Program › Section Trans 152.01 - Introduction

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) PURPOSE. This chapter creates rules which
			 shall be used in the collection of:
(a) Motor
			 fuel and alternative fuel use taxes for fuel that is purchased in Wisconsin and
			 other jurisdictions and consumed by qualified motor vehicles operating on the
			 highways of this state.
(b)
			 Registration fees paid to Wisconsin and other jurisdictions by persons who
			 purchase IRP registration credentials from the department and operate
			 apportionable vehicles on the highways of this state.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 152 - Wisconsin Interstate Fuel Tax And International Registration Program › Section Trans 152.02 - Definitions

Current through June 24, 2024
The words and phrases defined in ss.
				340.01 and
				341.45(1),
				Stats., have the same meaning in this chapter unless a different definition is
				specifically provided. In this chapter:
(1) "Applicant" means a person in whose name
			 the application for licensing is filed for the purpose of motor fuel or special
			 fuel tax reporting under the provisions of s.
			 341.45, Stats.
(2) "Apportionable vehicle" has the same
			 meaning as defined in the international registration plan, article II, s. 204.
Note:
The International Registration Plan, Article
				II, s. 204 defines "apportionable vehicle" as any vehicle, except recreational
				vehicles, vehicles displaying restricted plates, city pickup and delivery
				vehicles, buses used in transportation of chartered parties, and
				government-owned vehicles, used or intended for use in two or more member
				jurisdictions that allocate or proportionally register vehicles and is used for
				the transportation of persons for hire or designed, used or maintained
				primarily for the transportation of property and:
1. is a power unit having two axles and a
			 gross vehicle weight or registered gross vehicle weight in excess of 26,000
			 pounds; or
2. is a power unit having
			 three or more axles, regardless of weight; or
3. is used in combination, when the weight of
			 such combination exceeds 26,000 pounds gross vehicle weight.
Trucks and truck tractors, and combinations of vehicles having
				a gross vehicle weight of 26,000 pounds or less and buses used in
				transportation of chartered parties may be proportionally registered at the
				option of the registrant.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 152 - Wisconsin Interstate Fuel Tax And International Registration Program › Section Trans 152.025 - Applications for motor carrier credentials

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) An application
			 for motor carrier inter jurisdictional credentials within this chapter shall
			 require the applicant's established place of business in Wisconsin for IRP and
			 IFTA.
(2) An owner operator who
			 cannot meet the requirements in sub. (1) may satisfy the requirement for
			 registration in Wisconsin if the owner operator can verify a Wisconsin
			 connection. He or she shall provide all of the following:
(a) A phone bill with a Wisconsin phone
			 number and Wisconsin geographical address.
(b) A valid Wisconsin drivers
			 license.
(c) A copy of his or her
			 most recent Wisconsin income tax return.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 152 - Wisconsin Interstate Fuel Tax And International Registration Program › Section Trans 152.03 - International fuel tax agreement

Current through June 24, 2024
Under the authority of s.
				341.45(4),
				Stats., Wisconsin became a member of the international fuel tax agreement. The
				IFTA is an agreement among states and provinces to simplify the reporting of
				fuel use taxes by interstate motor carriers. The IFTA reduces the paperwork and
				compliance burdens for fuel tax reporting. The IFTA does not impose taxes but
				allows interstate motor carriers to report their fuel use taxes to a base state
				on a uniform basis. The provisions of the international fuel tax agreement in
				effect on January 1, 1997 and those subsequently ratified by this state are
				incorporated by reference. If any provisions of this subchapter are
				inconsistent with the provisions in the international fuel tax agreement, the
				provisions of the international fuel tax agreement apply for applicants
				licensed under the international fuel tax agreement and these provisions apply
				to persons not licensed under the international fuel tax
				agreement.
Wisconsin became a member of the international fuel tax
				  agreement effective July 1, 1989. A copy of the agreement may be ordered from
				  the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, Motor Carrier Taxes and Permits
				  Section, P.O. Box 7979, Madison, Wisconsin 53707-7979.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 152 - Wisconsin Interstate Fuel Tax And International Registration Program › Subchapter I - IFTA › Section Trans 152.04 - Imposition of tax

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) GENERAL. Any person who purchases or
				obtains motor fuel or special fuel outside this state and operates any
				qualified motor vehicle in this state upon a highway and transports motor fuel
				or special fuel in an attached or unattached fuel supply tank for the sole
				purpose of operating the qualified motor vehicle shall pay the Wisconsin fuel
				tax on the gallons consumed by the qualified motor vehicle while operated on
				the highways of this state. The person shall pay the tax in the following
				manner:
(a) By purchasing tax paid motor fuel
				or special fuel within this state in an amount equivalent to the gallonage
				consumed while operating the qualified motor vehicles on the highways of this
				state, or
(b) By remitting the tax
				directly to the department as provided by this chapter, or
(c) By remitting the tax to licensee's base
				jurisdiction if that jurisdiction is party to the international fuel tax
				agreement. This state has adopted the international fuel tax
				agreement.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 152 - Wisconsin Interstate Fuel Tax And International Registration Program › Subchapter I - IFTA › Section Trans 152.05 - Licensing

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) LICENSE REQUIRED. No person who purchases
				or obtains motor fuel or alternative fuel outside this state may operate a
				qualified motor vehicle in this state unless the person holds a valid Wisconsin
				interstate fuel tax license, a valid license issued under the international
				fuel tax agreement, a valid temporary fuel tax trip permit or has the
				requirement waived under a reciprocal agreement, or is entering or leaving
				Wisconsin to have or after having had special equipment, or a body constructed
				or installed, or for repair.
(2)
				LICENSE APPLICATION. A person shall file an application for licensing in the
				name of the licensee with the department on forms specified by the department.
				The application shall contain the following:
(a) For a U.S. applicant, the federal
				employer identification number, or in the case of a sole proprietorship, the
				social security number. For a Canadian-based applicant, the department shall
				assign account numbers according to a uniform numbering system.
(b) Owner's, partner's or corporate
				name.
(c) Legal business name if
				different than par. (b).
(d)
				Geographical address of the registrant's established place of business in
				Wisconsin or the alternative Wisconsin location under s.
				Trans
				152.025(1) or (2).
(e) Mailing address of the
				business.
(f) Signature of licensee
				or authorized representative or attorney in fact.
(g) Number of decals required by
				licensee.
(h) Application fee of
				$15.00.
(i) License fee of
				$3.00.
(j) Decal fee of
				$2.00.
(k) Statement of existence
				of bulk storage in Wisconsin and other international fuel tax agreement member
				jurisdictions.
(L) Name, address
				and social security number of the preparer.
(m) Indication of whether a person is
				applying for an international fuel tax agreement license or a Wisconsin
				interstate fuel tax license.
(n)
				The person's start operation date.
(o) United States department of
				transportation census number.
(p)
				Number of qualified motor vehicles in a fleet.
Note:
A license application form MV2667 may be
				  ordered from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, Motor Carrier Taxes
				  and Permits Section, P.O. Box 7979, Madison, Wisconsin 53707-7979.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 152 - Wisconsin Interstate Fuel Tax And International Registration Program › Subchapter I - IFTA › Section Trans 152.06 - Tax paid purchases

Current through June 24, 2024
No person may be allowed a credit under s.
				  341.45(2),
				  Stats., unless the person maintains the records required by this section and s.
				  Trans
				  152.07 forfuel tax paid.
(1) RECEIPT DOCUMENTATION. Licensees shall
				retain all receipts and invoices, credit card receipts, or microfilm or
				microfiche copies of the records showing evidence of purchases and whether tax
				was paid for a period of 4 years from the due date of the tax report, unless
				the required tax report is not filed. If a tax report is not filed, the
				licensee shall retain the required records until the department otherwise
				authorizes. Facsimiles of receipts may be retained by using other types of
				technology with authorization from the department.
(2) RECEIPT CONTENT. An acceptable receipt or
				invoice for tax paid purchases credited against motor fuel tax liability must
				include the following:
(a) Date of
				purchase.
(b) Seller's name and
				address.
(c) Number of units
				purchased.
(d) Fuel type.
(e) Price per unit or total amount of
				sale.
(f) Vehicle unit
				numbers.
(g)
Purchaser's
				name.
In the case of an agreement between a lessor and a lessee,
				receipts will be accepted in either name, provided a legal connection can be
				made to the reporting party.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Transportation › Chapter Trans 152 - Wisconsin Interstate Fuel Tax And International Registration Program › Subchapter I - IFTA › Section Trans 152.07 - Licensee records requirements

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) FUEL. Each
				licensee shall maintain a complete record of all fuel purchased, received and
				used in the conduct of its business. The fuel records shall contain the
				following:
(a) The date of each receipt of
				fuel.
(b) The name and address of
				the person from whom purchased or received.
(c) The number of units received.
(d) The type of fuel.
(e) The vehicle or equipment into which the
				fuel was placed.
(f) Fuel summaries
				for each vehicle for each jurisdiction in which the vehicle was
				operated.
(g) Summaries of the
				total fuel obtained under each category specified in pars. (c) to (f) for each
				calendar quarter.