39-29.2-01. Definitions.
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As used in this chapter unless the context otherwise requires:
1. "Identifying number" means the vehicle identification numbers and letters if any
assigned by the manufacturer or by the department for the purpose of identifying a
vehicle. The term includes any numbers or letters assigned by the manufacturer for the
purpose of identifying a part of a vehicle or any number placed on a part in accordance
with this chapter or rules of the department for the purpose of identifying the vehicle.
2. "Unconventional vehicle" means a motor vehicle that is designed to travel on at least
three wheels in contact with the ground, has an unladen weight of at least three
hundred pounds [136.08 kilograms] but less than eight thousand pounds [3628.7
kilograms], has a permanent upright seat that does not require the operator to straddle
or sit astride it, has a steering device for front wheel steering control, is capable of
speeds in excess of sixty-five miles [104.61 kilometers] per hour, complies with
equipment listed in chapter 39-21 or 39-27, as appropriate, and has an identifying
number. The term does not include motor vehicles that otherwise may be registered
under this title.