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Maine Revised Statutes, Title 29-A, § 1102-A: Mobile crushers, 2009

People operating a mobile crusher in Maine are covered by this subchapter, except section 1103. The Secretary of State may adopt rules for permitting mobile crushers. Violating this section is a traffic infraction.

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“People operating a mobile crusher in Maine are covered by this subchapter, except section 1103. The Secretary of State may adopt rules for permitting mobile crushers. Violating this section is a traffic infraction.”

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People operating a mobile crusher in Maine are covered by this subchapter, except section 1103. The Secretary of State may adopt rules for permitting mobile crushers. Violating this section is a traffic infraction.

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§ 1102-AMobile crushersOffence

People operating a mobile crusher in Maine are covered by this subchapter, except section 1103. The Secretary of State may adopt rules for permitting mobile crushers. Violating this section is a traffic infraction.

1. Mobile crushers permitted. A person operating a mobile crusher in this State, whether based in or outside of the State, is subject to the provisions of this subchapter except the provisions of section 1103. The Secretary of State may adopt rules for the permitting of mobile crushers. For purposes of this section, "mobile crusher" means a transportable device that is used to crush motor vehicles. [PL 2021, c. 216, §33 (NEW).] 2. Penalty. Violation of this section is a traffic infraction. [PL 2021, c. 216, §33 (NEW).]
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