Rhode Island § 31-23.1-3 § 31-23.1-3. Supersession of other laws.

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§ 31-23.1-3 — § 31-23.1-3. Supersession of other laws.

Rhode Island § 31-23.1-3

Title 31Motor and Other vehicles

Ch. 31-23.1Vehicle Equipment Safety Compact

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 31-23.1-3 (2026).

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§ 31-23.1-3. Supersession of other laws.
Provisions of chapters 23 and 24 of this title shall continue to be of force and effect
            only until superseded by a rule, regulation, or code adopted by the general assembly
            pursuant to the Vehicle Equipment Safety Compact. Any superseding rule, regulation,
            or code shall specify the provision or provisions of existing statute being superseded
            in accordance with and as required by this chapter. The provision or provisions are
            repealed, effective on the date when the rule, regulation or, code superseding the
            provision or provisions becomes effective pursuant to the Vehicle Equipment Safety
            Compact, a

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§ 31-23.1-3. Supersession of other laws.

Provisions of chapters 23 and 24 of this title shall continue to be of force and effect only until superseded by a rule, regulation, or code adopted by the general assembly pursuant to the Vehicle Equipment Safety Compact. Any superseding rule, regulation, or code shall specify the provision or provisions of existing statute being superseded in accordance with and as required by this chapter. The provision or provisions are repealed, effective on the date when the rule, regulation or, code superseding the provision or provisions becomes effective pursuant to the Vehicle Equipment Safety Compact, and any violation of the superseding provision or provisions shall be a civil violation.