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2018 Georgia Code Annotated

TITLE 40 MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC

Chapter 1. Identification and Regulation, 40-1-1 through 40-1-200.

Article 1 General Provisions.
Article 2 Transportation of Hazardous Materials.
Article 3 Motor Carriers.
Part 1 GEORGIA MOTOR CARRIER ACT OF 2012.
Part 2 CERTIFICATION OF MOTOR CARRIERS.
Part 3 GEORGIA LIMOUSINE CARRIERS.
Part 4 RIDE SHARE NETWORK SERVICES AND TRANSPORTATION REFERRAL SERVICES.

Chapter 2. Registration and Licensing of Motor Vehicles, 40-2-1 through 40-2-168.

Article 1 General Provisions.
Article 2 Registration and Licensing Generally.
Article 2A Fleet Vehicles.
Article 3 Prestige License Plates and Special Plates for Certain Persons and Vehicles.
Article 3A Reciprocal Agreements for Registration of Commercial Vehicles.
Article 4 Vehicles of Nonresidents.
Article 5 Unregistered Motor Trucks.
Article 6 Administration and Enforcement of Chapter.
Article 6A Administration of Federal Unified Carrier Registration Act of 2005.
Article 7 Motor Vehicle License Fees and Classes.

Chapter 3. Certificates of Title, Security Interests, and Liens, 40-3-1 through 40-3-95.

Article 1 General Provisions.
Article 2 Certificates of Title.
Article 3 Security Interests in and Liens on Motor Vehicles.
Article 4 Offenses.

Chapter 4. Identification of and Purchase and Resale of Motor Vehicles and Parts, 40-4-1 through 40-4-45.

Article 1 Identification of Passenger Cars, Truck Chassis, and Components.
Article 2 Alteration or Removal of Identification Numbers.
Article 3 Purchase and Resale of Used Motor Vehicles, Used Parts, and Farm Tractors.

Chapter 5. Drivers' Licenses, 40-5-1 through 40-5-179.

Article 1 General Provisions.
Article 2 Issuance, Expiration, and Renewal of Licenses.
Article 3 Cancellation, Suspension, and Revocation of Licenses.
Article 3A Suspension of License for Being in Control of a Moving Vehicle Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance or Marijuana.
Article 4 Restoration of Licenses to Persons
Completing Defensive Driving Course or Alcohol or Drug
Program. Article 5
Identification Cards for Persons Without Drivers' Licenses. Article 6
Miscellaneous Offenses and Jurisdiction of Offenses. Article 7
Commercial Drivers' Licenses. Article 8
Identification Cards for Persons with Disabilities. Cross references. - Driver education course included for purposes of enrollment counts of public school students, § 20-2-160.

Chapter 6. Uniform Rules of the Road, 40-6-1 through 40-6-397.

Article 1 General Provisions.
Article 2 Traffic Signs, Signals, and Markings.
Article 3 Driving on Right Side of Roadway,
Overtaking and Passing, Following too Closely.
Article 4 Right of Way.
Article 5 Rights and Duties of Pedestrians.
Article 6 Turning, Starting, Signaling.
Article 7 Negotiating Railroad Crossings,
Entering Highways from Private Driveways.
Article 8 School Buses.
Article 9 Speed Restrictions.
Article 10 Stopping, Standing, and Parking.
Part 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS.
Part 2 PARKING FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES.
Article 11 Miscellaneous Provisions.
Article 12 Accidents.
Article 13 Special Provisions for Certain Vehicles.
Part 1 BICYCLES AND PLAY VEHICLES.
Part 1A OPERATION OF FARM USE VEHICLE.
Part 2 MOTORCYCLES.
Part 2A PERSONAL ASSISTIVE MOBILITY DEVICES.
Part 3 PERSONAL TRANSPORTATION VEHICLES.
Part 4 MOPEDS.
Part 5 LOW-SPEED VEHICLES.
Part 6 PERSONAL TRANSPORTATION VEHICLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN.
Article 14 Effect of Chapter on Powers
of Local Authorities. Article 15
Serious Traffic Offenses. Cross references. - Liability of persons rendering emergency care generally, §§ 31-11-8, 51-1-29, 51-1-30, and 51-1-30.1.

Chapter 7. Off-road Vehicles, 40-7-1 through 40-7-6.

Chapter 8. Equipment and Inspection of Motor Vehicles, 40-8-1 through 40-8-291.

Article 1 Equipment Generally.
Part 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS.
Part 2 LIGHTING EQUIPMENT.
Part 3 BRAKES.
Part 4 HORNS, EXHAUST SYSTEMS, MIRRORS, WINDSHIELDS, TIRES, SAFETY BELTS, ENERGY ABSORPTION SYSTEMS.
Part 5 EQUIPMENT OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AND EMERGENCY VEHICLES.
Part 6 EQUIPMENT OF SCHOOL BUSES.
Article 2 Control of Vehicle Emissions.
Part 1 EMISSION CONTROL DEVICES GENERALLY.
Part 2 ESTABLISHMENT OF EMISSION STANDARDS; INSPECTION OF MOTOR VEHICLES FOR COMPLIANCE WITH STANDARDS [Repealed].
Part 3 VISIBLE EMISSIONS.
Article 3 Inspections by Officers of Department of Public Safety.
Article 4 Inspection of Public School Buses.
Article 5 Vehicle Equipment Safety Compact.

Chapter 9. Reporting Accidents; Giving Proof of Financial Responsibility, 40-9-1 through 40-9-103.

Article 1 General Provisions.
Article 2 Reporting Accidents; Giving Security for Damages.
Article 3 Unsatisfied Judgments.
Article 4 Giving Proof of Financial Responsibility for the Future.
Article 5 Assigned Risk Plans, "Spot" Insurance, and Cooperation by Insured.

Chapter 10. Governor's Office of Highway Safety, 40-10-1 through 40-10-10.

Chapter 11. Abandoned, Derelict, and Civil Forfeiture of Motor Vehicles, 40-11-1 through 40-11-24.

Article 1 Abandoned and Derelict Vehicles.
Article 2 Civil Forfeiture of Vehicles and Components.

Chapter 12. Actions Against Nonresident Motorists, 40-12-1 through 40-12-8.

Chapter 13. Prosecution of Traffic Offenses, 40-13-1 through 40-13-64.

Article 1 Uniform Traffic Citation and Complaint Form.
Article 2 Arrests, Trials, and Appeals.
Article 3 Traffic Violations Bureaus.

Chapter 14. Use of Speed Detection Devices and Red Light Cameras, 40-14-1 through 40-14-26.

Article 1 General Provisions.
Article 2 Speed Detection Devices.
Article 3 Red Light Cameras.

Chapter 15. Motorcycle Operator Safety Training Program, 40-15-1 through 40-15-5.

Chapter 16. Department of Driver Services, 40-16-1 through 40-16-8.

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