Georgia Catalytic Converter Laws

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(F) A secondary metals recycler who provides proof of registration pursuant to Code Section 10-1-359.1 and a signed statement stating that the required information concerning the purchase transaction involving such catalytic converter was provided by such secondary metals recycler to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation pursuant to Code Section

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A Recycler who provides proof of registration pursuant to Section 10-1-359.1 and a signed statement that the required information involving the catalytic converter was provided to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation pursuant to Section 10-1-359.5

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Catalytic converters are a hot commodity for thieves these days. In recent days, there have been at least five cases of such crimes in Milledgeville, local authorities say.

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Georgia ’s Regulated Metals Recycling Law (O.C.G.A. #167;#167;10-1-350 through 10-1-363) regulates bronze, lead, zinc, beer kegs, catalytic converters , nickel and any of their respective alloys. The Regulated Metals Recycling Law exempts from its coverage purchases of Regulated Metal Property from certain sellers including purchases from

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Federal law also requires that the OBD computer and catalytic converter on 1995 and newer vehicles be warranted by the manufacturer for eight years or 80,000 miles. Many vehicle manufacturers provide extended warranty coverage beyond what is required by federal law . Consult your vehicle owner’s warranty manual for coverage information.

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Catalytic converter thefts on the rise in Southwest Georgia . It is a crime that is sweeping Southwest Georgia , with Decatur County residents falling victim to the crime more times than often. FOX

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A vehicle’s catalytic converter , Tinsley pointed out, “converts toxic exhaust fumes to less dangerous substances, and operating ...

https://www.wctv.tv/2021/12/17/sheriff-couple-dies-after-vehicles-stolen-catalytic-converter-leads-carbon-monoxide-poisoning/

2 Arrested by BCSO For Catalytic Converter Thefts. By. Jessica Szilagyi. Published. September 7, 2021. Two individuals are behind bars after deputies with the Bulloch County Sheriff’s Office spotted a suspicious vehicle at a tire store after hours. The Bulloch County Sheriff’s Office said Tuesday that deputies encountered a suspicious

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1990 law , SB533 requires 25% recycling goal by July 1, 1996 per capita; 1993 law , HB257, updates the law requiring the state to reduce the amount of waste received by 25% by 1996. State did not meet 25% recycling goal, fell short at approximately 21%. State did not meet waste reduction goal. Recycling rate in 1995 was 33%. Catalytic Converter

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Catalytic converter thefts Thieves are targeting commercial vehicles for their catalytic converters . ROME, Ga - Law enforcement agencies across north Georgia are dealing with a spike in catalytic

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The Georgia Scrap Metal Laws differ from every other state in the nation. Based on local laws and history of scrap metal recycling in the state, there are some differences. It’s important to know what kind of laws to expect when you are selling your scrap to the local yards in Georgia so you know what things like ID or proof of vehicles to

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Scrap laws can constantly be changing, it is always a good idea to clarify scrap laws with your scrap yard to ensure you are both aware of what is required. If you want to check the current scrap yards that are listed throughout the US and the other state specific information, you can do so with the links below.

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An Illinois-based group — the National Insurance Crime Bureau — is tracking the surge in catalytic converter thefts, says there's been about a ten-fold increase in thefts since 2018, with more than 14,000 reported being swiped in 2020. The organization blames the under-vehicle crime wave on much higher prices for the valuable metals inside

https://www.gpb.org/news/2021/05/08/theres-big-money-in-stolen-catalytic-converters

ISRI is and continues working to prevent catalytic converter thefts. The association will help eliminate illegal purchasers of catalytic converters either through existing laws or changes in legislation, working on proactive legislation, where it comes up, and working with law enforcement.

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2010 Georgia Code TITLE 10 - COMMERCE AND TRADE CHAPTER 1 - SELLING AND OTHER TRADE PRACTICES ARTICLE 14 - SECONDARY METALS RECYCLERS #167; 10-1-352.1 - Payment by recyclers for copper property, catalytic converters , or aluminum property O.C.G.A. 10-1-352.1 (2010) 10-1-352.1.

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In Georgia all vehicles must go through safety inspection once a year. In some parts of the state this safety inspection includes emissions inspection, or otherwise known as “smog” inspection.. The following article will give you the basics of smog laws in Georgia .Below you can find out how smog checks are performed in the state of Georgia , and which vehicles ...

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Georgia Title 10. Commerce and Trade Section 10-1-350. Read the code on FindLaw “ Law enforcement officer ” means any duly constituted peace officer of the State of Georgia or of any county, and catalytic converters but shall not include aluminum beverage containers, used beverage containers,

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According to the NICB, catalytic converter thefts have increased ten-fold since 2018. While catalytic converters only take a thief a minute or two to steal, they can cost the victim thousands of dollars to replace. This past week in Ventura County, law enforcement arrested a ring of catalytic converter thieves after discovering multiple stolen

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MONROE, Ga. - The city of Monroe is trying to combat a recent string of catalytic converter thefts with a cash reward. Monroe police said a $1,000 reward is being offered for information that

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125 catalytic converter is the result of a replacement of a catalytic converter performed by 126 a used motor vehicle dealer, new motor vehicle dealer, or motor vehicle repairer. Such 127 documentation shall include a notation as to the make, model, and year of the vehicle 128 in which such catalytic converter was replaced; and

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An Illinois-based group — the National Insurance Crime Bureau — is tracking the surge in catalytic converter thefts, says there's been about a ten-fold increase in thefts since 2018, with more than 14,000 reported being swiped in 2020. The organization blames the under-vehicle crime wave on much higher prices for the valuable metals inside

https://www.gpb.org/news/2021/05/08/theres-big-money-in-stolen-catalytic-converters