...the engine. Hendrick v. Maryland, 235 US 610." Again he says, quoting Hendricks v. Maryland, supra : "In the absence of national legislation covering the...moving in interstate commerce as well as others." Under these decisions there can be no doubt that the Legislature of a State may require the same license...

...and the protection of those within its own jurisdiction the state put into effect the above described general regulations, including requirements for registration...as well as others. And to this end, it may require tne registration of such vehicles and the licensing of tbeir drivers, charging therefor reasonable...

...means of interstate and foreign commerce. In the absence of national legislation covering the same subject, a state may rightfully prescribe uniform...public safety and order in respect to the operation on its highways of motor vehicles including those moving in interstate commerce as well as others.41...

...being abnormally destructive to the highways is a proper subject of police regulation by the State. In the absence of national legislation covering the subject, a State may prescribe uniform regulations necessary for safety and order in respect to operation of motor vehicles...

...Federal legislation upon the subject leaves the states free to prescribe uniform regulations reasonably necessary for public safety and order in respect to the operation upon their highways of motor vehicles moving in interstate commerce, and to that end they may require the...

...that he was driving through the State. The distinction is of no significance. As we there said (622) : "In the absence of national legislation covering the...moving in interstate commerce as well as others." 4. In the Hendrick Case it did not appear, as here, that 242 US Statement of the Case. the fees collected...

...that he was driving through the state. The distinction is of no significance. As we there said (622) : "In the absence of national legislation covering the...moving in interstate commerce as well as others." •täte with a service fee of $2 to be taxed on the plaintiffs costs of suit. Said commissioner of...

...requirements for registration and licenses. A further evident purpose was to secure some compensation for tho use of facilities provided at great cost from the...vehicles — • those moving in interstate commerce ;is well as others. And to this end it may require the registration of such vehicles and the licensing...

...better facilities, especially by the ever-increasing number of those who own such vehicles. * • * In the absence of national legislation covering the...those moving in interstate commerce as well as others. * * » This is but an exercise of the police power uniformly recognized as belonging to the states...

...L. ed. 385, 35 Sup. Ct. 140, in sustaining such state regulation of motor vehicles spoke as follows: "The movement of motor vehicles over the highways...those moving in interstate commerce as well as others. * * * In view of the many decisions of this court there can be no serious doubt that where a state...