Legislator Jurisprudence & Législation
741.11 LTVB CH-VD

Art. 6 LOI sur la taxe des véhicules automobiles et des bateaux (LTVB) - Calcul

Chapitre II
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Art. 6 LTVB · Calcul

1. La taxe est déterminée en fonction

a. du poids total en kilogramme (kg) et de la puissance en kilowatt (kW) pour les voitures automobiles de transport légères (jusqu'à 3'500 kg) ;

b. du poids total en kilogramme (kg) pour les voitures automobiles de transport lourdes (excédant 3'500 kg), les voitures automobiles de travail et les remorques ;

c. du poids à vide en kilogramme (kg) pour les tracteurs à sellette lourds ;

d. de la cylindrée en centimètre cube (cm3) pour les motocycles.

2. Le poids total en kilogramme, fixé à l'alinéa 1, lettre a, est réduit de 25% pour les voitures automobiles de transport légères à motorisation uniquement électrique.

3. La taxe est fixée de façon forfaitaire pour

a. les cyclomoteurs et cyclomoteurs électriques ;

b. les motocycles électriques ;

c. les monoaxes;

d. les véhicules automobiles et les remorques agricoles ;

e. les voitures automobiles de travail légères ou lourdes à motorisation uniquement électrique ;

f. les plaques professionnelles.

← Art. 5 LTVB sur la taxe des véhicules automobiles et des bateaux (LTVB), Annexe 1: Barèmes fixant le montant de la taxe pour chaque genre de véhicule - Voitures automobiles de travail légères ou lourdes, à l’exception des véhicules à motorisation uniquement électrique Art. 7 LTVB →

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (14)

Jug.2018.306 · vd (art. 6 al. 1 OCR)
Appeal of Traffic Violation Conviction Upheld Due to Excessive Speed and Failure to Accord Priority
Cited in the operative part as a legal basis for the decision regarding the violation of traffic rules.
CR.2011.0042 · vd (art. 6 al. 2 OCR)
Negligent Homicide Driver's License Withdrawal Appeal
Cited in determining that the appellant failed to yield priority to the pedestrian on the crossing.
CR.2006.0224 · vd (art. 6 al. 1 OCR)
Driver's License Withdrawal Reduction After Failure to Yield Accident
Cited in the legal reasoning section as the specific rule detailing the driver's obligation to grant priority to pedestrians before crossings.
CR.2006.0003 · vd (art. 6 al. 1 OCR)
Driver's License Withdrawal Upheld for Multiple Traffic Violations
This provision details the obligation to grant priority to pedestrians, which the court found violated by the appellant, justifying the decision.
CR.2005.0089 · vd (art. 6 al. 1 OCR)
Driver's License Suspension Upheld for Failure to Yield at Crosswalk
This article concerning priority for pedestrians at crossings was identified as the rule violated by the appellant, forming the factual basis for the administrative measure.
CR.2005.0481 · vd (art. 6 al. 1 OCR)
Driver's License Suspension Overturned Due to Unreliable Pedestrian Testimony
Although cited in the reasoning, this article concerning priority rules was not explicitly used in the dispositive orders.
CR.2004.0024 · vd (art. 6 al. 1 OCR)
Driver v. Administrative Authority (License Suspension Appeal)
Although the court found no violation, this traffic law article was central to the original administrative decision being reviewed and discussed in the context of the merits of the case.
CR.2004.0170 · vd (Art. 6 al. 1 OCR)
Driver Appeal Overturning Warning for Failure to Yield Due to Obstruction
This article concerning the duty to yield to pedestrians on a crosswalk was the legal basis for the original administrative warning, though the court ultimately waived the sanction based on the concrete assessment.
CR.2004.0123 · vd (Art. 6 al. 1 OCR)
Motorcyclist Speeding in Poor Conditions and License Withdrawal Appeal
Cited in the reasoning (Considerant 3) defining the priority obligation toward pedestrians at unregulated crossings.
CR.2001.0184 · vd (art. 6 al. 1 OCR)
Taxi Driver's License Withdrawal Upheld After Striking Pedestrian on Crosswalk
Cited in the reasoning to establish the driver's obligation to grant priority to pedestrians.
CR.2002.0087 · vd (art. 6 al. 1 OCR)
Traffic Violation License Withdrawal Appeal
The applicant was found to have violated this rule regarding yielding priority to pedestrians at crosswalks.
CR.2002.0087 · vd (art. 6 al. 1 OCR)
Traffic Violation License Withdrawal Appeal
This provision regarding priority for pedestrians was cited as a legal basis for the violation committed by the applicant.
GE.1997.0150 · vd (Art. 6 al. 1 OCR)
Pedestrian Signal Configuration and Negative Priority Conflict
Cited in the reasoning concerning the driver's obligation to grant priority to a waiting pedestrian before an unregulated crossing.
185----------- · vd (art. 6 al. 1 OCR)
Appeal Regarding Communication of Conviction to Health Authority
Cited in the preamble of the operative part, relating to the sentencing.