(A) The owner of a public vehicle shall be responsible for the lawful operation of the same when driven by anyone with his or her knowledge. Whenever the driver of a public vehicle is convicted of a violation of this subchapter, or any amendments thereto, the Mayor shall notify the owner of the conviction in writing. When two convictions have occurred within 90 days because of unlawful operation of any public vehicle, the Mayor, on receiving evidence of further unlawful operation of the vehicle within an additional period of 90 days, shall hold a public hearing concerning revocation of the license of the vehicle. The owner shall have due notice of the public hearing. If after the hearing the Mayor finds that a practice exists as to unlawful operation of the public vehicle, the Mayor shall revoke the license.
(B) If the Mayor finds after a public hearing that any licenses of a public vehicle or vehicles have within six months prior to the hearing, and after the passage of this subchapter, knowingly operated or caused or permitted to be operated for compensation any other public vehicle without a license, the Mayor may revoke any or all public vehicle licenses which the licensee holds.
(1967 Code, § 112.38) (Ord. O-23-42, passed 6-8-1942) Penalty, see § 112.99