§ 56-3-1510 Special license plates authorized for amateur radio operators; fee
§ 56-3-1520 Applications
§ 56-3-1530 Design of plates; duration
§ 56-3-1540 Transfer to another vehicle of same owner; display on unauthorized car; return on loss of radio license
§ 56-3-1550 Penalties
§ 56-3-1560 Article is cumulative

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Terms Used In South Carolina Code > Title 56 > Chapter 3 > Article 11 - Special License Plates; Amateur Radio Operators

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