Maryland Code, Transportation § 13-939.1

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

Notwithstanding any other provision of this subtitle, for a rental vehicle as defined in § 11-148.1 of this article, the annual registration fee is:

(1) For a Class A (passenger) vehicle with a manufacturer's shipping weight of:

(i) 3,700 pounds or less--$27.00; and

(ii) More than 3,700 pounds--$40.50;

(2) For a Class D (motorcycle) vehicle, the amount specified in § 13-915 of this subtitle;

(3) For a Class E (truck) vehicle with a manufacturer's rated capacity of 3/4 ton or less and a maximum gross vehicle weight of 7,000 pounds or less--$33.75;

(4) Notwithstanding item (3) of this section, for a Class E (truck) vehicle:

	Maximum Gross Weight	Fee (per 1,000 Pounds
	Limit (in Pounds)	or Fraction Thereof)
	10,000 (minimum)--18,000	$ 4.75
	18,001--26,000	7.50
	26,001--40,000	8.50
	40,001--60,000	10.50
	60,001--80,000 (maximum)	11.75;

(5) For a Class F (tractor) vehicle based on the maximum gross weight of the vehicle in combination with a trailer or semitrailer as follows:

	Maximum Gross Weight	Fee (per 1,000 Pounds
	Limit (in Pounds)	or Fraction Thereof)
	40,000 (minimum)--60,000	$ 14.50
	60,001--80,000 or more	16.00;

(6) For a Class G (trailer) vehicle based on the maximum gross weight as follows:

(i) For a nonfreight trailer or semitrailer:

Maximum Gross Weight
Limit (in Pounds)		Fee
3,000 or less	$	13.50
3,001--5,000		27.00
5,001--10,000		47.25
10,001--20,000		81.00; and

(ii) For a freight trailer or semitrailer--$20.25; and

(7) For a Class M (multipurpose) vehicle with a manufacturer's shipping weight of:

(i) 3,700 pounds or less--$27.00; and

(ii) More than 3,700 pounds--$40.50.

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