Transport Vehicle Registration During War

Operators must apply to their local Defense Transportation office to buy gasoline, tires, or parts. Separate forms are required for single unit and fleet operators, explaining why each vehicle needs a certificate of war necessity. To ensure resources for essential vehicles, prompt registration is crucial. Transportation director Joseph B Eastman warns that after November 15, operators without certificates cannot obtain necessary supplies.

What must operators do to purchase gasoline, tires, or replacement parts?

• Provide a personal identification number

• Register their vehicles with the local police

• Pay a fee to the transportation department

• Submit an application to the local office of Defence transportation

What is required from single unit commercial operators and fleet operators?

• A detailed report of their daily operations

• Separate forms explaining the necessity of each vehicle

• A list of all employees

• A financial statement of the company

Why is prompt registration necessary for essential vehicles?

• To reduce traffic congestion

• To ensure timely delivery of goods

• To guarantee rubber and gasoline availability

• To improve vehicle safety standards

What happens after November 15 for operators?

• They must renew their vehicle licenses

• They need to have certificates to obtain gasoline, tires, and parts

• They are required to attend a safety seminar

• They must pay a fine for non-compliance

Who issued the final warning regarding the certificates?

• The President

• The local police chief

• The mayor

• Transportation director Joseph B Eastman