UCC is Uniform Commercial Code. Oddly enough there are laws within those codes that do sorta say things like “private vehicles are exempt”. The part sovcits miss is those are definitions prefaced by something like “for the purposes of this section the following words are defined as…” This means outside of that section your private vehicle is not exempt from most laws. Really only the ones governing commercial activities. That’s why they try to tell cops things like “I’m not for hire” or “I’m using this in my private capacity, not commercial”.
Shouldn’t it be “USC”, Untied States Code?
UCC is Uniform Commercial Code. Oddly enough there are laws within those codes that do sorta say things like “private vehicles are exempt”. The part sovcits miss is those are definitions prefaced by something like “for the purposes of this section the following words are defined as…” This means outside of that section your private vehicle is not exempt from most laws. Really only the ones governing commercial activities. That’s why they try to tell cops things like “I’m not for hire” or “I’m using this in my private capacity, not commercial”.
Done work now so I have found it
https://www.law.cornell.edu/ucc/1/1-308