California § 1966.1 - The following definitions apply to this article: (a)
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§ 1966.1. The following definitions apply to this article: (a)
The following definitions apply to this article: (a) âPlan areaâ means any portion of the County of San Diego, or any portion of any city in the county, and any streets and roads under the jurisdiction of the county or city, to the extent the county or city has adopted an NEV transportation plan pursuant to Section 1966.2, including the privately owned land of any owner that consents to its inclusion in the plan. (b) âNeighborhood electric vehicleâ or âNEVâ means a low-speed vehicle as defined by Section 385.5 of the Vehicle Code. (c) âNEV routesâ means all publicly or privately owned facilities that provide for NEV travel, including roadways designated by signs or permanent markings that are shared with pedestrians, bicyclists, and other motorists in the plan area.
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