Indiana § 9-28-3-2 - Governor; director for traffic safety; powers and duties
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§ 9-28-3-2. Governor; director for traffic safety; powers and duties
Sec. 2. The governor and the director for traffic safety for the state are authorized and directed to:
(1) notify the proper officials of the other states that Indiana recognizes the need for uniform traffic safety regulations and standards for the maintenance of traffic safety measures; and
(2) urge all of the states to join in the Interstate Compact for Traffic Safety that has been authorized by the United States Congress.
[Pre-1991 Recodification Citation: 9-6-6-2.]
As added by P.L.2-1991, SEC.16.
IC 9-28-4Chapter 4. Reciprocity Commission
9-28-4-1Establishment and maintenance of fair and equitable reciprocity arrangements; procedure 9-28-4-2Contracts or agreements; parties; regulations; states unauthorized to enter agreements; consent to reciprocal law 9-28-4-3Approval by attorney general; notice to state officials affected 9-28-4-4Copy of agreements; general assembly; public record; administration of agreements 9-28-4-5Laws in conflict with this chapter; repeal; prior contracts; enforceability 9-28-4-6Registration of vehicles on apportionment or allocation basis; implementation of chapter; International Registration Plan; membership; adoption of rules; penalties; conflict of law
Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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