ASME Code

• The pounds per square inch for which the container was con structed, or if conditions have changed, the maximum pressure at specified temperatures permitted at the most recent inspection by a certified inspector.

• The American Society of Mechanical Engineers Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code; Section VIII, Division I, and Section IX of the 1971 and later editions.

• A person who holds a certificate issued by the Boiler.

• An inspection station appointed to inspect all types of vehicles if the station is so equipped. 

ASTM

• The American Society for Testing and Materials. Acute Area of the Windshield - The center of the critical area on the driver’s side of the vehicle directly in the driver’s normal line of vision 81/2 inches wide and 51/2 inches high.

•  A lighting device mounted to provide illumination in front of the vehicle and to supplement the upper beam of a standard headlamp system; it is not intended for use alone or with the lower beam of a standard headlamp system.

•  A person who holds a certificate issued by the Boiler Division in the Bureau of Occupation and Industrial Safety within the Department of Labor and Industry certifying that the person is qualified to inspect unfired pressure vessels.

• A tank or cylinder installed on a vehicle to supply fuel for the propulsion system of the vehicle

Allowable Working Pressure

• The American Society of Mechanical Engineers Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code; Section VIII, Division I, and Section IX of the 1971 and later editions.

• A number tab, applied to the safety certificate of inspection, which indicates the month in which the safety certificate of inspection expires and that the vehicle is subject to the Emission Inspection Program.

  Registration Indicator - An indicator on the registration card which identifies the vehicle as a subject vehicle which shall be emission inspected annually.

• A lamp mounted on a multipurpose passenger vehicle, truck or bus that provides illumination to load or unload cargo.

• The pounds per square inch for which the container was con structed, or if conditions have changed, the maximum pressure at specified temperatures permitted at the most recent inspection by a certified inspector.

Alteration

• The American Society for Testing and Materials. Acute Area of the Windshield - The center of the critical area on the driver’s side of the vehicle directly in the driver’s normal line of vision 81/2 inches wide and 51/2 inches high.

•  A change in the construction, design, or installation of a container that affects the strength or safety of the system.

•  A lamp used to provide illumi na tion behind the vehicle and to provide a warning signal when the vehicle is in reverse gear. 

•  A person who holds a certificate issued by the Boiler Division in the Bureau of Occupation and Industrial Safety within the Department of Labor and Industry certifying that the person is qualified to inspect unfired pressure vessels.

Auxiliary Driving Lamp

• The piping, tubing or hose, including all related fittings,

• An inspection station appointed to inspect only trailers. 

•  A lighting device mounted to provide illumination in front of the vehicle and to supplement the upper beam of a standard headlamp system; it is not intended for use alone or with the lower beam of a standard headlamp system.

• A brake system used for retarding, stopping and controlling the vehicle under normal operating conditions.

Back-Up Lamp

• A change in the construction, design, or installation of a container that affects the strength or safety of the system

• A lamp used to provide illumination behind the vehicle and to provide a warning signal when the vehicle is in reverse gear. 

• The Bureau of Motor Vehicles of the Department.

•  The pounds per square inch for which the container was con structed, or if conditions have changed, the maximum pressure at specified temperatures permitted at the most recent inspection by a certified inspector.

Bead

•  A person who holds a certificate issued by the Boiler Division in the Bureau of Occupation and Industrial Safety within the Department of Labor and Industry certifying that the person is qualified to inspect unfired pressure vessels.

• A lamp mounted on a multipurpose passenger vehicle, truck or bus that provides illumination to load or unload cargo

• The American Society for Testing and Materials. Acute Area of the Windshield - The center of the critical area on the driver’s side of the vehicle directly in the driver’s normal line of vision 81/2 inches wide and 51/2 inches high.

• The part of the tire made of steel wires wrapped or reinforced by ply cords, that is shaped to fit the rim. 

CGA

•  A person who holds a valid certification card issued by the Bureau certifying that the person is qualified, has passed all requirements to inspect specific vehicles and holds a valid driver’s license for the correct class of vehicle.

• The part of the tire made of steel wires wrapped or reinforced by ply cords, that is shaped to fit the rim.

• The Compressed Gas Association

•  The pounds per square inch for which the container was con structed, or if conditions have changed, the maximum pressure at specified temperatures permitted at the most recent inspection by a certified inspector.

Bureau

• The Bureau of Motor Vehicles of the Department. 

• The American Society of Mechanical Engineers Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code; Section VIII, Division I, and Section IX of the 1971 and later editions.

• A brake system used to hold and maintain a vehicle in a stationary position. A positive mechanical means is employed to hold the brake applied when the vehicle is unattended. 

• A layer of rubber-coated parallel cords.

Cargo Lamp

• On motorcycles, the angle, measured in degrees, of a motorcycle’s steering axis in relation to a line which is perpendicular to the vehicle wheel base; on passenger cars or trucks the ground clearance at the front or rear of a vehicle, reduced or increased, giving tilted appearance.

• A person who holds a certificate issued by the Boiler Division in the Bureau of Occupation and Industrial Safety within the Department of Labor and Industry certifying that the person is qualified to inspect unfired pressure vessels.

•  A lamp mounted on a multipurpose passenger vehicle, truck or bus that provides illumination to load or unload cargo.

• A trailer, including those with a variable wheelbase, attached to the towing vehicle by means of a reach or pole, or by being bombed or otherwise secured to the towing vehicle, and ordinarily used for transporting long or irregular-shaped loads, including poles, pipes or structural members capable of sustaining themselves as beams between the supporting connections.