New York Statutes
§ 396 — Use of state and other seals and insignia on private vehicles prohibited
New York·Law VAT Vehicle & Traffic·Title 3 Safety Responsibility; Financial Security; Equipment; Inspection; Size and Weight; and Other Provisions·Art. 12 Other Provisions
§ 396. Use of state and other seals and insignia on private vehicles\nprohibited.
1.A person who shall use any seal, device of arms, sign,\nlettering or insignia of the United States, or of this state or\npolitical subdivision thereof, on any vehicle not owned or used by the\nUnited States, this state or by such political subdivision thereof,\nwhich such seal, device of arms, sign, lettering or insignia represents,\nis guilty of a traffic infraction.\n 2. A person who shall use or display the words "Police Department,"\n"Police" or any sign, lettering or device with the letters "P.D.," or\nany other matter indicating ownership, possession or use by a police\ndepartment, on any motor vehicle or motor cycle not used by a duly\norganized police department within this state and not actual
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