Subtitle 1 Size, Weight, and Load 24-101 – 24-114
Subtitle 2 Regulation of Use of Highways 24-201 – 24-209
Subtitle 3 Mobile Seafood and Produce Vendors 24-301 – 24-304
Subtitle 4 Penalties for Certain Weight Violations 24-401

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Terms Used In Maryland Code > TRANSPORTATION > Title 24 - Vehicle Laws - Size, Weight, and Load; Highway Preservation

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