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Code · Arizona · Title 28 — Motor Vehicles

28-4538. Suspension of dealer and manufacturer license plates

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A. The department shall suspend the use of any or all of the dealer license plates issued to a dealer for not more than three months if a dealer violates section 28-4532, 28-4533, 28-4534, 28-4535 or 28-4536.
B. If the director finds that a manufacturer or licensed dealer displays a manufacturer or dealer license plate that is provided pursuant to section 28-4533, 28-4540 or 28-4544 on a work or service vehicle, a vehicle used for private use or a vehicle for hire, the director may suspend the right of the dealer or manufacturer to use the plate.
C. A manufacturer or licensed dealer who receives a notice of suspension pursuant to subsection B of this section may submit a written request for a hearing to the director. The manufacturer or licensed dealer shall submit the request for a hearing within thirty days after the manufacturer or licensed dealer receives the notice of suspension.
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