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Posted by: 4ransom

Hey there.. today i got thrown for a loop when a party came into the lobby to ask why her car got towed due to a payment default. She neglected to pay a civil infraction for not wearing her seat belt. I ran her through the registry, and her license was active, however the vehicle registered in her name was SUSP/RDF. This is new to me. Why would her license still be active? I have heard there are several new codes, however I looked through the codes in the LEAPS terminal and could not find them. Anybody know what they are? I think there are like 3 of them.

Thanks

Posted by: USMCMP5811

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Originally Posted by 4ransom

Hey there.. today i got thrown for a loop when a party came into the lobby to ask why her car got towed due to a payment default. She neglected to pay a civil infraction for not wearing her seat belt. I ran her through the registry, and her license was active, however the vehicle registered in her name was SUSP/RDF. This is new to me. Why would her license still be active? I have heard there are several new codes, however I looked through the codes in the LEAPS terminal and could not find them. Anybody know what they are? I think there are like 3 of them.

Thanks

On LEAPS, Go to the trip screen, type in news then transmit. under file name, type in RMVCODES, then transmit. this will give you the codes you're looking for. There is a whole list of the status codes for Reg and lic status.

Posted by: Curious EMT

The RDF code is not listed on in the RMVCODES file in news.

RDF Means "Revocation Pending (citation not paid)"

If anyone wants this killer sheet I have (got from another masscops member) with all the RMV and BOP codes, just put your email in this thread and I'll fire off the WORD file attachment in a few days to everyone.

Posted by: USMCMP5811

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Originally Posted by Curious EMT

The RDF code is not listed on in the RMVCODES file in news.

RDF Means "Revocation Pending (citation not paid)"

If anyone wants this killer sheet I have (got from another masscops member) with all the RMV and BOP codes, just put your email in this thread and I'll fire off the WORD file attachment in a few days to everyone.

Look on page 5 of rhe RMVCODES page in the news file. I'm looking at it right now. It's listed under ACTV/RDF.

RDF, Streight from the sight means.... Reg is active but pending revocation for an outstanding owner citation that is pending revocation.

so, the SUSP/RDF means that the Reg is suspended for an outstanding owner cite.

Posted by: Curious EMT

Apparetnly I suck at reading

Posted by: bluesamurai22

You can also download the sheets from the files section here:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Masspolice/

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Originally Posted by Curious EMT

Posted by: Curious EMT

Sir thank you sir!

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