Document Citation: 75 Pa.C.S. § 1902

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PENNSYLVANIA CONSOLIDATED STATUTES
TITLE 75. VEHICLES
PART II. TITLE, REGISTRATION AND LICENSING
CHAPTER 19. FEES
SUBCHAPTER A. GENERAL PROVISIONS

Date:
08/31/2009

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§ 1902. Exemptions from other fees

No fee shall be charged under this title for or to any of the following:

(1) A certificate of title returned to the department for cancellation.

(2) The replacement of a registration card or plate, driver's license,
learner's permit or certificate of title lost in the mail if the
applicant files an affidavit of nonreceipt within 90 days of the date
of original issuance.

(3) A certificate of salvage.

(4) A certificate of rejection.

(5) A special hauling permit issued to any person:

(i) hauling equipment or materials for use on a Federal or State
emergency relief project; or

(ii) hauling a holiday tree for a governmental entity at no charge.

(6) A manufacturer, jobber or dealer for a certificate of title to a
motor vehicle, trailer or semitrailer when assignment of certificate of
title accompanies the application for certificate of title, and when
the dealer, manufacturer or jobber is possessed of current
manufacturer's, dealer's or jobber's registration plates.

(7) The transfer of title to a surviving spouse pursuant to section
1114 (relating to transfer of vehicle by operation of law).

(8) Volunteer emergency service personnel who require a certified
driving record for certification under the act of July 3, 1985 (P.L.
164, No. 45), known as the Emergency Medical Services Act.

(9) A driver record of a school bus driver obtained electronically from
the department by the employer of the school bus driver or any Federal
or state transportation association of school bus operators on behalf
of the employer where the employer or the association has paid an
annual record access fee established by the department. The department
shall publish notice of the annual fee in the Pennsylvania Bulletin.

(10) The reissuance of a registration plate, where the registration
plate has been determined by an authorized representative of the
department or law enforcement to be illegible from a reasonable
distance.