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Indiana Law Change for Vehicle Chassis
This law changes Indiana rules about motor vehicles to allow certain chassis that are part of a vehicle manufacturer's work in progress and being towed for less than 40 miles to not have all the usual equipment requirements.
What This Bill Does
- Changes Indiana laws about motor vehicles.
- Adds an exception to equipment rules for vehicle chassis that are part of a car maker’s unfinished work.
- Allows these chassis to be towed without full equipment if the distance is less than 40 miles.
Who It Names or Affects
- Vehicle manufacturers who have unfinished chassis in their production process.
- People or companies towing these unfinished vehicle chassis for short distances.
Terms To Know
- chassis
- The main frame of a car that holds the engine, wheels, and other parts.
- work in process
- Items or products that are being made but are not yet finished.
Limits and Unknowns
- It does not specify what happens if the chassis is towed for more than 40 miles.
- The law only changes requirements for specific unfinished vehicle parts, not all vehicles.