32-9B-2
Section 32-9B-2 Applicability; jurisdiction. (a) Unless otherwise provided by this chapter,
an automated commercial motor vehicle and a teleoperation system, including any commercial
use or operation of either, are governed exclusively by this chapter. (b) Notwithstanding
any other provision of law, the Department of Transportation is the sole and exclusive state
agency with jurisdiction over automated commercial motor vehicles and teleoperation systems
that may implement this chapter. (c) A political subdivision of this state or a state agency
may not impose requirements, including taxes or performance standards, related specifically
to the operation of a teleoperation system or automated commercial motor vehicle in addition
to the requirements of this chapter. (Act 2019-496, §2.)...
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32-9B-5
Section 32-9B-5 Automated commercial vehicles - Accidents. When an accident occurs involving
an automated commercial motor vehicle, the requirements of Chapter 10 shall be deemed satisfied
if the vehicle remains on the scene of the accident and the vehicle, owner, a person on behalf
of the owner, or operator promptly contacts appropriate law enforcement entities and communicates
the information required by Chapter 10. (Act 2019-496, §5.)...
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32-5-222
Section 32-5-222 Requirements for child passenger restraints. (a) Every person transporting
a child in a motor vehicle operated on the roadways, streets, or highways of this state, shall
provide for the protection of the child by properly using an aftermarket or integrated child
passenger restraint system meeting applicable federal motor vehicle safety standards and the
requirements of subsection (b). This section shall not be interpreted to release in part or
in whole the responsibility of an automobile manufacturer to insure the safety of children
to a level at least equivalent to existing federal safety standards for adults. In no event
shall failure to wear a child passenger restraint system be considered as contributory negligence.
The term "motor vehicle" as used in this section shall include a passenger car,
pickup truck, van (seating capacity of 10 or less), minivan, or sports utility vehicle. (b)
The size appropriate restraint system required for a child in subsection (a) must...
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32-5A-300
Section 32-5A-300 Determinations requiring suspension of driving privileges by director; basis
for, and finality of, determination; relationship to disposition of criminal charges. (a)
The director, or his or her agent, shall suspend the driving privilege of any person upon
a determination that the person drove or was in actual physical control of a motor vehicle
while the amount of alcohol in the blood of the person was above the legal limit. (b) The
director, or his or her agent, shall suspend the driving privilege of any person upon a determination
that the person refused a test to determine the amount of alcohol in the blood of the person
as provided in Section 32-5-192. (c) The director, or his or her agent, shall make a determination
pursuant to subsections (a) and (b) based on the report of a law enforcement officer required
in Section 32-5A-301, and this determination shall be final unless an administrative review
is requested under Section 32-5A-306 or a hearing is held under...
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32-7C-21
Section 32-7C-21 Relation to Chapter 3 of this title; registration requirements. (a) A TNC
or TNC driver is not a common carrier, contract carrier, or motor carrier, as defined in Section
37-3-2, does not provide taxi or for-hire vehicle services, and is not subject to the Alabama
Motor Carrier Act, Chapter 3, Title 37. (b) A TNC driver is not required to register the vehicle
that the TNC driver uses to provide prearranged rides under this article as a commercial motor
vehicle or for-hire vehicle under the Alabama Motor Carrier Act, Chapter 3, Title 37. (Act
2018-127, §2.)...
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32-9-21
Section 32-9-21 Maximum permissible length and width of motor bus. (a) The term motor bus,
wherever used in this section, means any motor-propelled vehicle used on the highways of this
state for the transportation of passengers for hire. (b) Except as provided in subsection
(d), it shall be lawful to drive or operate upon any highway in this state any motor bus which
does not exceed 45 feet in length, and eight and one-half feet in width, exclusive of detachable
wind deflection devices which have been approved by the State Department of Transportation
and safety equipment. (c) The term articulated motor bus, wherever used in this section, means
any motor bus, divided into joined sections, that actuates in a manner ensuring a turning
radius which is less than a motor bus of the same length without such joined actuation. (d)
It shall be lawful to drive or operate on any highway in this state an articulated motor bus
which does not exceed 60 feet in length, and eight and one-half feet in...
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40-12-174
Section 40-12-174 Transient vendors and peddlers. (a) Each person travelling on an animal or
using a vehicle other than a motor vehicle, doing business as a transient vendor or peddler
as defined in this section, displaying, selling or offering to sell any goods, wares, or merchandise,
other than to a merchant for resale, shall pay a privilege license tax to the State of Alabama
of $15 and $5 for the county in each county in which such transient vendor or peddler does
business for each vehicle. (b) Each itinerant vendor or peddler of merchandise, other than
tobacco products, medicines or household remedies or liquified petroleum products, but including
persons, firms, corporations, partnerships, or cooperatives whose principal business is selling
and distributing milk and dairy products, who operates on foot or uses a vehicle solely for
the purpose of transporting merchandise from house to house or place to place but who does
not use such vehicle for the display of merchandise or as a...
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45-45-201.06
Section 45-45-201.06 Duties. It shall be the duty of the director of the department to collect
for and issue all licenses for motor vehicles, motor vehicle licenses, temporary instruction
permits to drive motor vehicles, and any and all other licenses, which are now or may hereafter
be required by law to be issued, collected for, and paid to the State of Alabama or the counties
thereof in connection with motor vehicles and for exercising any right or privilege in connection
therewith for which a license is now or may hereafter be required; and to collect for and
issue all other licenses, except marriage licenses, which are now required or which may hereafter
be required by law to be collected for and issued by judges of probate. (Acts 1971, No. 1862,
p. 3024, § 8.)...
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13A-10-53
Section 13A-10-53 Defense. It is an affirmative defense to prosecution under this article that
the arrest was unlawful or that the person operating the motor vehicle was aware of the signal
from the law enforcement officer to bring the vehicle to a stop and the person stopped his
or her vehicle within a reasonable time and at a reasonable location based on the facts and
circumstances of the stop. (Act 2009-616, p. 1779, §4.)...
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32-13-3
Section 32-13-3 Authority to sell; notice; bill of sale; records; voiding of sale; title. (a)
A person, as defined in Section 40-12-240, in possession of a motor vehicle that is considered
an abandoned motor vehicle may sell the motor vehicle at a public auction. (b)(1) Notice of
the date, time, and place of the sale and a description of the motor vehicle to be sold, including
the year, make, model, and vehicle identification number, shall be given by publication once
a week for two successive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation in the county in which
the sale is to be held, provided the vehicle is currently registered in the county. In counties
in which no newspaper is published, notice shall be given by posting such notice in a conspicuous
place at the courthouse. The first publication or posting, as the case may be, shall be at
least 30 days before the date of sale. A person selling a motor vehicle at public auction
under subsection (a) shall give notice of the public...
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