Disabled vehicle definition
Disabled vehicle means any vehicle temporarily incapable of movement.
Disabled vehicle means any motor vehicle which is unable to operate under its own power.
Disabled vehicle means any motor vehicle which is unable to operate safely and properly under its own power.
More Definitions of Disabled vehicle
Disabled vehicle means a motor vehicle which is temporarily or permanently inoperative as a result of a collision or accident, as a result of wear and tear or mechanical failure, or as a result of any other cause, and for which the Department has requested the removal.
Disabled vehicle means a vehicle displaying a disabled person’s badge in the “relevant position”;
Disabled vehicle means a motor vehicle which has been abandoned or rendered inoperable by mechanical failure or accident. Any motor vehicle, operable or inoperable, which constitutes a hazard to the motoring public by its location shall be deemed disabled for the purposes of this Chapter.
Disabled vehicle means a motor vehicle that is stationary due to disability of the driver or because the motor vehicle is physically or mechanically incapable of being operated safely, which also displays a warning signal, such as emergency flashers, hazard lights, flares, or retroreflective warning sign.
Disabled vehicle means a vehicle that appears to be incapable of being legally operated on a public road due to its physical or mechanical condition.
Disabled vehicle means any motor vehicle that is temporarily disabled and located on a public street, property open to the public for purpose of vehicular travel or parking, a right-of-way to any road or highway, or property of another, and the vehicle owner or operator has notified the property owner or controller, the Chief of Tribal Police, or the Sheriff of the county, or the Chief of Police of the city or town in which the vehicle is located, and arranges for immediate assistance.
Disabled vehicle means any vehicle which is stopped or parked, either tended or unattended, upon a public right-of-way and which is, due to any mechanical failure or any inoperability because of collision, fire or other such damage, temporarily inoperable under its own power.