Cal. VEH § 35107
This is the official text of Cal. VEH § 35107, part of California’s Vehicle Code — governs traffic laws, driver's licenses, and vehicle registration.
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Official statutory text
“Urban and suburban service” means a service performed in urban or suburban areas, or between municipalities in close proximity, except that:
(a) The one-way route mileage of the service shall not be more than 50 miles.
(b) Designated motor coach routes over state highways outside limits of incorporated cities where the one-way route mileage is over 25 miles, but does not exceed 50 miles, shall be approved by the Department of Transportation.
(a) The one-way route mileage of the service shall not be more than 50 miles.
(b) Designated motor coach routes over state highways outside limits of incorporated cities where the one-way route mileage is over 25 miles, but does not exceed 50 miles, shall be approved by the Department of Transportation.
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