Chief clarifies multi-purpose vehicles law

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  • For vehicles that qualify as MPOHVs, owners will be able to register their vehicles and receive a certificate of registration and a license plate. Courtesy Georgia Department of Public Safety
    For vehicles that qualify as MPOHVs, owners will be able to register their vehicles and receive a certificate of registration and a license plate. Courtesy Georgia Department of Public Safety
    A new law that went into effect the first of this month has the public asking questions about registering multipurpose vehicles and where they can be driven. Gray Police Chief Adam Lowe said his department has been receiving calls about HB 121, which was signed into law by Gov. Brian Kemp May 2 but did not go into effect until Dec. 1. According to information from the Motor ...

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