Pennsylvania law Section 1911 outlines the registration fees for vehicles, including the department's authority to set fees for new or unlisted vehicle types. It also references amendments related to fee adjustments and revenue provisions. The law ensures proper fee collection and flexibility for different vehicle categories.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is responsible for establishing vehicle registration fees, including fees for vehicle types not specifically listed in the law.
Yes, the fees can be adjusted through amendments and legislative acts, which may include additional revenue provisions or fee increases.
The department will determine the most appropriate fee or fee schedule based on the vehicle's design and intended use.
Yes, amendments in 2013 and 1997 have introduced provisions related to fee adjustments, revenue collection, and fees for new vehicle types.