Specialty vehicle definition

Specialty vehicle means a vehicle for which no used vehicle with a cleaner engine that can serve an equivalent function and perform equivalent work is available.

Specialty vehicle means a motor vehicle manufactured by a second stage manufacturer by purchasing motor vehicle components, including frames and drive trains, and completing the manufacture of finished motor vehicles for the purpose of resale, with the primary manufacturer warranty unimpaired, to a limited commercial market rather than the consuming public. Specialty vehicle includes ambulances, fire trucks, garbage trucks, hearses, limousines, school buses, street sweepers, vacuum trucks, wreckers, and other similar limited purpose vehicles. Specialty vehicle does not include motor homes as defined in this Section.

Specialty vehicle means one of the following:

Examples of Specialty vehicle in a sentence

• Specialty vehicle rates and cost reimbursement will be negotiated and defined in each Delivery Order.

• Specialty vehicle aftermarket products are typically installed on vehicles within the first three years of ownership to enhance functionality, performance or aesthetics.

• Specialty vehicle includes ambulances, fire trucks, garbage trucks, hearses, limousines, school buses, street sweepers, vacuum trucks, wreckers, and other similar limited purpose vehicles.

• Specialty vehicle does not include motor homes as defined in this Chapter.

• Specialty vehicle dealer" means any person who holds a bona fide franchise in effect with a converter or second stage manufacturer of specialty vehicles and a license under the provisions of this Chapter or a subsidiary of any such entity.

More Definitions of Specialty vehicle

Specialty vehicle means a vehicle constructed using new components that may or may not be manufactured by the assembler resulting in a unique appearing vehicle;

Specialty vehicle means a motor vehicle manufactured by a

Specialty vehicle means a vehicle, including, but not limited to, a limousine which is hired for the conveyance of passengers by reservation only and solely on an hourly basis, which has seating for no more than the manufacturer’s specified number of passengers and a sufficient number of seatbelts for each Driver and passenger, and shall not include a Taxicab;

Specialty vehicle means a vehicle, other than a full-size van or a minivan, available to the public with structural or other modifications that do not conform to the specifications pursuant to rules 3304-6-01 to 3304-6-15 of the Administrative Code.

Specialty vehicle means a motor vehicle manufactured by a second stage manufacturer by purchasing motor vehicle components, e.g. frame and drive train, and completing the manufacturer of finished motor vehicles for the purpose of resale with the primary manufacturer warranty unimpaired, to a limited commercial market rather than the consuming public. Specialty vehicles include garbage trucks, ambulances, fire trucks, buses, limousines, hearses and other similar limited purpose vehicles as the commission may by regulation provide.

Specialty vehicle means a motor vehicle manufactured by a second stage manufacturer by purchasing motor vehicle components, including frames and drive trains, and completing the manufacture of finished motor vehicles for the purpose of resale, with the primary manufacturer warranty unimpaired, to a limited commercial market rather than the consuming public.

Specialty vehicle means a motor vehicle manufactured by a second stage manufacturer by purchasing motor vehicle components, e.g. frame and drive train, and completing the manufacture of finished motor vehicles for the purpose of resale, with the primary manufacturer warranty unimpaired, to a limited commercial market rather than the consuming public. "Specialty vehicles" includes garbage trucks, ambulances, fire trucks,