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SNOW REMOVAL PLATES Snow Removal plates are part of the Commercial Plate series, and for this reason vehicles registered with Snow Removal plates can also be used in warm weather months and may legally operate on the ways of the Commonwealth and haul other commodities (sand, gravel, rock, coal, etc.) during the period of registration. These plates are issued to customers who use their vehicles as snow plows or salt/sand vehicles in the winter and for other uses during the rest of the year. Snow Removal plates are valid for one year (regardless of the vehicle’s weight), with an expiration date of September 30th. History Snow Removal plates were issued beginning in 2004 to eliminate the burden of multiple registration transactions some customers had to go through annually. Commercial Normal plates were generally used on snow plow vehicles prior to that time (and some still are) but because Commercial plates expire in December of each year, many snow plow customers needed three (3) plate transactions per year. They obtained new Commercial plates in the fall to prepare for the upcoming snow season, then they needed to renew the plates in January, and most of these customers then chose to cancel the plates in the Spring after the snow season had ended. Snow Removal plates are part of the Commercial Normal plate series and have the prefix SR (snow removal). The plate numbers consist of SR1000 - SR9999. Any customer eligible for a Commercial plate is eligible for a Snow Removal plate. Registration fees and renewal fees for Snow Removal plates are calculated the same way that they are for Commercial Normal plates. The only exception is that the fee for a Snow Removal plate is not prorated. Snow Removal plates are available in all full-service branches. |
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DO YOU HAVE LIABILITY COVERAGE ON YOUR SNOWMOBILE? It is really important for you to know that you need a policy that provides liability coverage in the event you hurt or someone gets hurt on your snowmobile. There is some coverage under your Homeowner policy when the snowmobile is used on your property but once you are off the property there is no coverage. ARE HOMEOWNER COMPANIES CONCERNED ABOUT SNOWMOBILES? Yes, most do not want to provide Homeowner coverage for those of us who have snowmobiles unless we have insurance coverage in place for our snowmobiles. In fact, Homeowner policies may not be renewed when we do not have a policy on our snowmobile. OK, YOU KNOW IT’S IMPORTANT. WHERE CAN YOU PURCHASE A POLICY? Conte Insurance will be happy to provide a quote for covering your snowmobile. We can even include coverage for the snowmobile if it gets damaged. Just give us a call. YOU NEED THIS COVERAGE - YOUR HOMEOWNER COVERAGE COULD BE IN JEOPARDY
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