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DEALER-OPERATOR COURSES

Courses are 2020 COURSE SCHEDULE
taught by January 14-15 Germanna Community College - Fredericksburg
Peter Iaricci,
Sr., Director of January 28-29 Danville Community College - Danville
Education for February 11-12 Thomas Nelson Community College - Hampton
VIADA. He has February 25-26 New River Community College - Christiansburg
over 43 years March 24-25 Reynolds Community College - Henrico
experience March 10-11 New River Community College - Christiansburg
as a dealer- April 7-8 Comfort Suites - Manassas
operator, was May 5-6 Danville Community College - Danville
appointed by the Governor to serve May 19-20 Comfort Inn - Charlottesville
a four-year term from 2000-2004
on the Motor Vehicle Dealer Board, June 9-10 Germanna Community College - Fredericksburg
and received the prestigious Quality July 14-15 Comfort Suites - Manassas
Dealer of the Year Award and 2006 August 4-5 Thomas Nelson Community College - Hampton
President’s Award from VIADA. After August 18-19 Blue Ridge Community College - Weyers Cave
30 years of experience in the industry, September 15-16 Reynolds Community College - Henrico
he closed his dealership and began October 20-21 Comfort Suites - Manassas
assisting others to pursue careers as November 3-4 Thomas Nelson Community College - Hampton
independent automobile dealers in the November 17-18 Germanna Community College - Fredericksburg
Commonwealth. In 2007, Pete became
an employee of VIADA as an instructor, December 8-9 Reynolds Community College - Henrico
dealer consultant, and one of VIADA’s For more information about taking a class, please visit
lobbyists. www.VIADA.org/pre-license

FIGHT CURBSTONING!

Curbstoning: The act of selling at the curb without benefit of
a license.

WHO IS A CURBSTONER? HE/SHE IS AN INDIVIDUAL WHO:
• Buys vehicles (may be only one) with the intent to sell
them for a profit
• Is not a licensed motor vehicle dealer
• Does not have a local business license
• Does not pay state taxes
• Does not pay federal taxes
• Does not have any overhead
• Uses property belonging to others for display of vehicles
(property owners can be held liable for allowing the
display)
• In many cases “jumps title,” thereby obscuring the
identity of the true seller and evading payment of tax and
title fees. Jumping titles is a criminal offense and can be
charged with a Class 1 misdemeanor, pay a fine not to
exceed $2,500, and be sentenced to not more than 12
months in jail. May now be enforced by local police and
zoning departments

REPORT CURBSTONERS NEAR YOU:
Visit viada.org/curbstoning, download the form (instructions
are included on the form), and send to DMV!

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