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Kentucky Lemon Law Firms and the Kentucky lemon law code.

This is a list of law firms that specialize in Kentuckylemon law cases.

Stewart, Roelandt, Stoess & Craigmyle
(502) 241-4660
6506 W. Hwy 22 PO Box 307 Crestwood, KY 40014-9305 www.oldhamcountylaw.com
Louis W. Rom Attorney at Law
(859) 255-0395
145 West Main St. Suite 200 Lexington, KY 40507 www.lexingtoncriminaldefense.com
David N. Zorin, Attorney at Law
(859) 253-0600
333 West Vine Street World Trade Center Suite 1640 Lexington, KY 40507
Borowitz & Goldsmith, P.L.C.
(502) 584-7371
One Riverfront Plaza 401 West Main Street, Suite 1100 Louisville, KY 40202 bglaw.lawoffice.com
Bathalter & Woeste
(859) 635-1662
PO Box 92 16 E Main St Alexandria, KY 41001-1214
Law Office of Clay M. Bishop, Jr.
(606) 598-5110
102 Walters Street Manchester, KY 40962 claybishopjr.lawoffice.com
Law Offices of Hicks & Demps
(270) 886-2277
PO Box 1386 500 S. Main Street Hopkinsville, KY 42241-1386 www.hopkinsvillelawyers.com

Kentucky Revised Statutes, § 367.840 to 367.846

367.840 Purposes.

KRS 367.841 to 367.844 shall be liberally construed and applied to promote the underlying purposes of KRS 367.841 to 367.844, which purposes are:

(1) To protect consumers who buy or lease new motor vehicles that do not conform to applicable warranties by holding manufacturers accountable for certain nonconformities;

(2) To limit the number of attempts and the amount of times that a manufacturer or its agents shall have to cure such nonconformities; and

(3) To require manufacturers to provide, in as expeditious a manner as possible, a refund, not to exceed the amount in KRS 367.842, or replacement vehicle that is acceptable to the aggrieved consumer when the manufacturer or its agents fail to cure any nonconformity within the specified limits.

367.841 Definitions.

(1) "Buyer" means any resident person who buys, contracts to buy, or leases a new motor vehicle in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. In the case of the lease of a new motor vehicle, "buyer" shall mean the lessor, lessee, or both.

(2) "Manufacturer" means any person or corporation, resident or nonresident, who manufactures or assembles new motor vehicles, including new conversion van manufacturers, which are sold in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

(3) "Motor vehicle" means every vehicle which is self-propelled, and which is intended primarily for use and operation on the public highways and required to be registered or licensed in the Commonwealth prior to such use or operation; however, "motor vehicle" shall not include:

(a) Any vehicle substantially altered after its initial sale from a dealer to an individual;

(b) Motor homes;

(c) Motorcycles;

(d) Mopeds;

(e) Farm tractors and other machines used in the production, harvesting, and care of farm products; or

(f) Vehicles which have more than two (2) axles.

(4) "New motor vehicle" means a motor vehicle which has been finally and completely assembled and is in the possession of a manufacturer, factory branch, distributor, wholesaler, or an authorized motor vehicle dealer operating under a valid sales and service agreement, franchise, or contract for the sale of such vehicle granted by the manufacturer, factory branch, distributor, or wholesaler which is, in fact, new and on which the original title has never been issued.

(5) "Express warranty" or "warranty" means the written warranty, so labeled, of the manufacturer of a new automobile, including any terms or conditions precedent to the enforcement of obligations under the warranty.

(6) "Nonconformity" means a failure to conform with an express warranty in a manner which substantially impairs the use, value, or safety of the motor vehicle.

(7) "Reasonable allowance for use" means the amount directly attributable to a consumer's use of the vehicle other than those time periods when the vehicle is out of service due to the nonconformity.

367.842 Options of buyer.

If manufacturer unable to repair nonconformity in new motor vehicle; Rights of lien holder; Resolution of disputes; Dealer not liable.

(1) If, after a reasonable number of attempts, the manufacturer or its agents are unable to repair the nonconformity in the motor vehicle to the express warranty during the first twelve thousand (12,000) miles of operation or during the first twelve (12) months following the date of delivery to the buyer, whichever is the earlier date, that buyer shall report the nonconformity, in writing, to the manufacturer.

(2) If, within the period specified in subsection (1) of this section, the manufacturer or its agents, are unable to repair or correct any nonconformity or defect that substantially impairs the use, value, or safety of the motor vehicle, after a reasonable number of attempts, the manufacturer, at the option of the buyer, shall replace the motor vehicle with a comparable motor vehicle, or accept return of the vehicle from the buyer and refund to the buyer the full purchase price. The full purchase price shall include the amount paid for the motor vehicle, finance charge, all sales tax, license fee, registration fee, and any similar governmental charges plus all collateral charges, less a reasonable allowance for the buyer's use of the vehicle. Refunds shall be made to the buyer and lien holder, if any, as their interests may appear on the records of ownership kept by the Department of Vehicle Regulation. The provisions of this section shall not affect the interests of a lien holder, unless the lien holder consents to the replacement of the lien with a corresponding lien on the automobile accepted by the consumer in exchange for the automobile having a nonconformity, the lien holder shall be paid in full the amount due on the lien, including finance charges and other charges, before an exchange of automobiles or a refund to the consumer is made. It shall be an affirmative defense to any claim under this section that:

(a) The nonconformity, defect, or condition does not substantially impair the use, value, or safety of the motor vehicle; or

(b) The nonconformity, defect, or condition is the result of abuse, neglect, or unauthorized modification or alteration of the motor vehicle by the buyer.

(3) It shall be presumed that a reasonable number of attempts have been undertaken to conform a motor vehicle to the applicable express warranty if, within the first twelve thousand (12,000) miles of operation or during the period of, twelve (12) months following the date of original delivery of the motor vehicle to the buyer, whichever is the earlier date:

(a) The same nonconformity, defect, or condition has been subject to repair four (4) or more times by the manufacturer, but such nonconformity, defect, or condition continues to exist; or

(b) The vehicle is out of service/use by reason of repair of the same nonconformity, defect, or condition for a cumulative total of at least thirty (30) calendar days.

(4) Disputes arising under subsection (2) of this section concerning refund or replacement shall be resolved through the dispute resolution system established under either KRS 367.860 to 367.870, or 16 C.F.R. part 703. Such remedy shall be pursued prior to seeking any judicial relief under KRS 367.843.

(5) Nothing in this chapter may be construed as imposing any liability on a dealer or creating a cause of action by a consumer against a dealer.

(6) Nothing in this section shall in any way limit the rights or remedies which are otherwise available to a buyer under any other law.

(7) Any agreement entered into by a buyer for the purchase of a new motor vehicle which waives, limits, or disclaims the rights set forth in this section shall be void as contrary to public policy.

(8) Any action brought pursuant to this section shall be commenced within two (2) years after the date of original delivery of the new motor vehicle to the buyer.

(9) A court may award reasonable attorney's fees to a prevailing plaintiff.

367.843 Action for relief by purchaser.

Any person who purchases a motor vehicle and thereby suffers any ascertainable loss of money or property, real or personal, as a result of a violation of KRS 367.842, may bring an action under the provisions of KRS 367.220 for relief.

367.844 Manufacturer prohibited from exposing franchised dealer to liability.

No manufacturer shall, directly or indirectly, by any means or methods, expose or attempt to expose any franchised dealer to liability as forbidden in KRS 367.842(4) and (5). Any violation of this section shall be subject to all applicable provisions of the law, including but not limited to the provisions of KRS 190.062(2).

367.845 Enforcement of provisions of KRS 367.842 to 367.844 by Attorney General.

Noncompliance with the provisions of KRS 367.842 to 367.844 by a manufacturer shall be unlawful. The Attorney General shall have authority to enforce KRS 367.842 to 367.844 in accordance with powers provided by KRS 367.190 and 367.230, pertaining to acts declared unlawful by KRS 367.170. Any expenses accruing to the Attorney General from the provisions of KRS 367.842 to 367.844 shall be assessed by his office upon the motor vehicle manufacturer involved in any action cited in the provisions herein.

367.846 Application of KRS 367.840 to 367.845.

KRS 367.840 to 367.845 shall apply to new motor vehicles purchased after July 15, 1986, and to motor vehicles leased after July 15, 1998.

Although it varies from state to state, the Lemon Laws specify that if you acquire (and in many states, lease) a new or used car or other vehicle with a manufacturer's warranty that is extremely unreliable, and the original equipment manufacturer can't fix it in spite of recurrent tries (in a specified time limit that varies from state to state), or if the vehicle is not usable for a designated period (generally 30 days) due to its flaws, you are qualified to a wide number of maltreats, inclusive of:

1. Money restitution
2. A restitution of your purchase price
3. A new automobile
Furthermore, just about all the Lemon Laws (and the Federal Warranty Law) feature a fee changing component which says that if you win your suit, the manufacturing business or car dealership that sold you the lemon is obliged to compensate you for litigation fees.


Lemon Law Regulations
State-specific Lemon Law Statutes
Each of the 50 states has a different Lemon Law statute. Even though the wording of each state's statute vary, the general state Lemon Law statute affords relief to a consumer with a imperfect motor vehicle sold with a warranty if:

1. The dealer or manufacturing business cannot genuinely correct a particular deficiency in the vehicle after a fair number of repair attempts (normally at least three);
2. The car can't be used for at least 30 days due to flaws in the car; or
3. The dealer or manufacturing business just can't fix a gremlin that is a serious safety risk.

Typically, a defective automobile is a automobile with a problem or trouble that often degrades its use, marketability, or safety to the consumer and does not conform to the warranty. In most instances, the period in which the Lemon Laws apply are rather short; the troubles and consequential repair attempts (or out-of-service period) generally will take place during the first two-years or 24,000 miles the owner has the motor vehicle. However, a number of states have even shorter periods. In addition, almost all states have notice and trigger requirements, such as asking the consumer to send registered post notice to the manufacturing business of the flaws and establishing the car dealership a chance to correct the vehicle. Additionally, several states demand that Lemon Law lawsuits be adjudicated through an arbitration process.

Generally, state Lemon Law statues also are applicable to leased automobiles and used automobiles purchased whilst under the producers original warranty. A lot of state Lemon Laws also are applicable to automobiles other than passenger automobiles. based on the buyer's home state, or the state in which the consumer purchased the vehicle, Lemon Laws may be applicable to:

-RV's
-Motorcycles
-Pleasure Craft
-Other consumer products (such as electronics)
There are many powerful resolutions possible under the Lemon Laws. States most instances, if the original producer just can not fix the vehicle, the consumer can either demand the original producer to replace the car, or force the original producer to reposess the car and repay the original price paid plus incidental damages, including all bills, towing costs, repair costs, associated transportation charges and other charges incurred by the consumer as a consequence of the defects in the car. Another important relief available under most Lemon Laws is litigation fees. In almost all states, if you win in a Lemon Law suit, you do not have to pay any litigation fees-the automobile manufacturer that sold you your lemon is obligated to pay litigation fees.

The defendant car original producer can utilize several defenses to a Lemon Law claim. The common regulation affords that the original maker is not responsible if it can verify that the faults at issue persisted due to abuse, carelessness, or the tampering or alteration of a motor vehicle by a party other than the manufacturing business, an agent, or an authorized repair facility. In other words, if the consumer abuses his or her own motor vehicle, or the shortcomings were caused by changing or changes executed by a third party, the manufacturing business might not be guilty.


Federal Lemon Law Statutes
The Magnuson Moss Act
The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act is the federal law that regulates consumer goods warranties. Signed by Congress in 1975, the Magnuson Moss Act requires makers and marketers of consumer products to provide customers comprehensive facts about warranty coverage. Also, it regulates both the rights of public consumers and the responsibilities of warrantors under written warranties.

Although the Magnuson Moss Act doesn't require an vehicle original maker to provide buyers with a warranty, if a warranty is furnished, the Magnuson Moss Act offers some protections for the consumer. The Magnuson Moss Act makes it more easy for buyers to sue for not honoring the warranty by making breach of warranty noncompliance of federal law, and by allowing purchasers to recoup court costs and reasonable attorney's charges.

The Magnuson Moss Act is frequently effective in a lemon situation in which, for some reason, a state Lemon Law claim is not available or moreover unfavorable. For instance, unlike the generally short time period provided to purchasers inside most Lemon Laws, you can bring a claim for breach of warranty after the warranty period has expired as long as the defects occurred during the warranty time period. In addition, although many Lemon Laws limit their coverage to a small offering of motor vehicles, the Magnuson Moss Act applies to near all consumer goods. The Magnuson Moss Act might also apply if you bought or leased a expended automobile without a manufacturer's warranty, or if the automobile is covered by a third party service contract or other variety of extended warranty.


The Uniform Commercial Code
The Uniform Commercial Code (referred to as "UCC") has been passed in all states. It is the principal authority of law regulating contracts dealing with the sale of products, including motor vehicles and other items. The UCC affords an alternative legal channel for consumers with lemon troubles.

UCC code says that the consumer of a product is entitled to return merchandise that break in any sense to the consumer warranty. Essentially, if your recently purchased item doesn't operate as guaranteed by the original producer (your written warranty is part of your contract), you can file a claim referencing the UCC in addition to whatever additional claims you may have.

The time for rejecting a vehicle with the UCC is not unlimited. If you notice a flaw in your car within a sensible ownership time period, you may return the car. Unfortunately, new motor vehicles are often technically complex and you might not notice if your car conforms to the consumer agreement till long after you acquire the car and problems begin to develop. In essence, if Long after this ownership period you do not take back the car, you will be pronounced to have o.K.ed it and may have no claim through the UCC.

The length of the inspection time period is not delineated in the regulation. The Courts determine how long the fair inspection period is based on the purchaser's expertise and experience, the purchaser's trouble in discovering the gremlin, and the purchaser's chance to observe the fault.

In spite of this limitation, the UCC stipulates that in certain examples where a purchaser is said to have accepted goods (i.e. the fair inspection time has elapsed), a purchaser can still recant his acceptation of those goods where the non-conformity often impairs the marketability of the goods to him. Those instances include lawsuits where it was difficult to see the nonconformity or the purchaser was assured that the non-conformity would be fixed. In different words, the court will pardon the purchaser from not having rejected the goods where the purchaser could not have fairly done so, or where the manufacturer promised the buyer that the problems would be repaired.
When a automobile excessively breaks and you have to keep taking it back to the dealership for repair under the warranty, the automobile lemon law might be your next recourse. The gremlin ought to be substantial in which it hampers your driving the car or your safety. A car stalling often would be a substantial gremlin. This is exactly the type of condition that can hinder your driving and your safety. Under the motor vehicle lemon law you are not obligated to show why the car is stalling, you simply have to show that it is stalling. Essentially you need to check up on the lemon law in these three instances: the car keeps breaking down within the warranty period, the car is a safety risk, the dealer is unable to rebuild the car when it is guaranteed.

If you have a product which is a lemon you can directly write to the manufacturing business and ask for a replacement product. If this demand is not satisfactory to the manufacturing business, you could start into an arbitration arrangement. A few manufacturers have their own arbitration process. Other manufacturers use third party arbitration program including Autoline by the BBB. The proposition of the arbitrators is binding on the manufacturing business but not on the consumer. If unsatisfied with the judgment, the consumer can take the manufacturing business to court.

Virtually all ordinances state that the consumer ought to be restored back to the financial status they were in before they purchased the motor vehicle, less the measure that the consumer gained from by using the motor vehicle. To get the repayment sum several factors are considered such as was it a sale or a lease, the purchase price, taxes and license, and mileage etc.
Some nearly new used automobiles might qualify under normal lemon laws. For example, a pre-owned car may fall under regular lemon laws if it is less than 1 year old and has fewer than 12,000 miles on the odometer. States that do have a used car lemon law may be extra generous with the age and amount of mileage. Still, the car must be sold by a dealership that provides a warranty. Private sales aren't regulated, neither are cars sold under a stated original price paid. There might be additional restrictions to a used car lemon law such as the functions in which the motor vehicle is utilized or the classification of motor vehicle. Classic automobiles, are normally excluded from used car lemon laws. Used car lemon laws normally cover a much shorter period than new car ordinances. They often range from 30 to 90 days, depending on your pre-owned vehicle's mileage.
When choosing a lawyer for your lemon case, make sure that your lawyer is knowledgeable about the laws that apply to your state. Also enquire about the pricing structure. Many lemon law lawyers call for a rather humble retainer to cover a lemon law claim, and thereafter, the lawyer's bills are sent to the manufacturing business. Therefore, lemon law claims are commonly very low-cost to customers. The reimbursement of attorney expenses differs from state to state. About one-half of the states provide for you to recover your Lawyer expenses if you win. The attorney's fee is based on actual time logged rather than being bound to any other portion of the recovery. In many States, you have to pay the manufacturing business* lawyer's bills if you lose.

Consumers should place their concerns in writing and retain a copy. In any written correspondence, always outline how burdensome it is to return the car to the dealer for corrections and that the dependability that the consumer thought He was receiving has been non-existent. Any written correspondence with a dealer or manufacturing business ought to be sent using certified mail service. In almost all instances the manufacturers claim that they haven't had the requisite number of tries to fix the condition. They rely on the knowledge that the consumer doesn't have repair sheets for each time they have taken the vehicle into the authorized dealership. They also rely on the possibility that the repair sheets have seperate parts repaired every period proving that they haven't repaired the same problem. Consumers ought to respond by requiring that dealerships always present them a warranty repair sheet. Consumers should also contend that these unrecorded trips are attempts.

Make sure to be aware of your lemon law rights. Upon purchase, immediately scan your owner's book and warranty information entirely, as well as the reference pertaining lemon law rights which you ought to receive when you choose your vehicle. Don't depend on your dealer to teach you what defects are covered by warranty. If your dealer states that a problem is not covered and you believe that he is being deceptive, be composed but assertive. Don't be frighted to go over the section of the warranty that applies, or to call the original producer for verification using the contact information included within your owner's book. You should not have to pay for work related to to lemon law complaints. It's also necessary to notify the original producer of a complaint immediately. If you are suspicious that your car has a defect what just can't be remedied, check your lemon law rights to see when you are able to bring a lemon law complaint.

Lemon Law Tips:

1. Take your car in early - as soon as something appears wrong.
2. Hold onto repair orders - Always obtain a work order when you take the vehicle for repairs, and always obtain a completed repair order when work is completed. Be sure the work order reflects your own thoughts and comments regarding your complaints. If the technician summarizes or changes your complaint too much, have that technician add your corrected comments. Sign and receive a copy of the repair Order before leaving.
3. Be consistent in your complaints. Lemon Laws generally require that a manufacturer's authorized repair facility be provided with a reasonable number of opportunities to repair the same problem(s). Therefore, be as consistent as possible on each repeated repair attempt in describing the problem(s) you are having. This will establish that the problem is the same recurring problem, and will make any potential lemon law claim easier to establish and prove.

4. Look for TSBs: Technical Service Bulletins are issued by manufacturers regarding common defects or repairs in certain automobile models. Your dealer will not seek to tell you about TSBs unless you ask. Ask the dealer to make note of your TSB request on the repair order, even if your dealer tells you that none exist for your problem.
5. Watch for bad advice - Dealers and manufacturers personnel, without intending to, frequently practice law by giving you their version of lemon laws. Typically it is wrong and may be detrimental to your case. It doesn't matter whether the reason for this misinformation is unintentional or not. The effect is similar. So check any advice given by the dealer or manufacturer before making any decision that may harm your case.

6. Beware of arbitration - Manufacturers frequently recommend arbitration or even imply that it is a mandatory prerequisite to resolving your problem. Arbitration is neither desirable nor mandatory! And it is absolutely not a prerequisite for making a lemon law demand!
Leading Misconceptions regarding the Lemon Laws

If my case does not qualify for the lemon law there is nothing I can do.
Attorneys regularly take cases that do not meet the lemon law criteria. All purchasers of defective products have a legal right to compensation. They frequently take cases which do meet the mileage or repair criteria of the lemon law, bring them in court, and secure compensation or other relief for the buyer.

Kentucky Lemon Law Firms:

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Aberdeen 42201
Adairville 42202
Adams 41201
Adolphus 42120
Ages Brookside 40801
Albany 42602
Alexandria 41001
Allen 41601
Allensville 42204
Almo 42020
Alpha 42603
Alvaton 42122
Annville 40402
Argillite 41121
Arjay 40902
Arlington 42021
Artemus 40903
Ary 41712
Ashcamp 41512
Asher 40803
Ashland 41114
Ashland 41105
Ashland 41102
Ashland 41101
Athol 41307
Auburn 42206
Augusta 41002
Austin 42123
Auxier 41602
Avawam 41713
Bagdad 40003
Bandana 42022
Banner 41603
Barbourville 40906
Bardstown 40004
Bardwell 42023
Barlow 42024
Baskett 42402
Battletown 40104
Baxter 40806
Bays 41310
Bear Branch 41714
Beattyville 41311
Beaumont 42124
Beauty 41203
Beaver 41604
Beaver Dam 42320
Bedford 40006
Bee Spring 42207
Beech Creek 42321
Beech Grove 42322
Beechmont 42323
Belcher 41513
Belfry 41514
Bellevue 41073
Belton 42324
Benham 40807
Benton 42025
Berea 40404
Berea 40403
Berry 41003
Bethany 41313
Bethelridge 42516
Bethlehem 40007
Betsy Layne 41605
Beverly 40913
Bevinsville 41606
Big Clifty 42712
Big Creek 40914
Big Laurel 40808
Bighill 40405
Bimble 40915
Blackey 41804
Blackford 42403
Blaine 41124
Bledsoe 40810
Bloomfield 40008
Blue River 41607
Boaz 42027
Bonnieville 42713
Bonnyman 41719
Booneville 41314
Boons Camp 41204
Boston 40107
Bowling Green 42101
Bowling Green 42102
Bowling Green 42103
Bowling Green 42104
Bradfordsville 40009
Brandenburg 40108
Breeding 42715
Bremen 42325
Brodhead 40409
Bronston 42518
Brooklyn 42209
Brooks 40109
Brooksville 41004
Browder 42326
Brownsville 42210
Bryants Store 40921
Bryantsville 40410
Buckhorn 41721
Buckner 40010
Buffalo 42716
Bulan 41722
Burdine 41517
Burgin 40310
Burkesville 42717
Burlington 41005
Burna 42028
Burnside 42519
Bush 40724
Busy 41723
Butler 41006
Bypro 41612
Cadiz 42211
Calhoun 42327
California 41007
Calvert City 42029
Calvin 40813
Campbellsburg 40011
Campbellsville 42718
Campbellsville 42719
Campton 41301
Canada 41519
Cane Valley 42720
Caneyville 42721
Canmer 42722
Cannel City 41408
Cannon 40923
Carlisle 40311
Carrie 41725
Carrollton 41008
Carter 41128
Catlettsburg 41129
Cave City 42127
Cawood 40815
Cecilia 42724
Center 42214
Centertown 42328
Central City 42330
Cerulean 42215
Chaplin 40012
Chappell 40816
Chavies 41727
Clarkson 42726
Clay 42404
Clay City 40312
Clayhole 41317
Clearfield 40313
Cleaton 42332
Clermont 40110
Clifty 42216
Clinton 42031
Closplint 40927
Cloverport 40111
Coalgood 40818
Coldiron 40819
Columbia 42728
Columbus 42032
Combs 41729
Confluence 41730
Corbin 40701
Corbin 40702
Corinth 41010
Cornettsville 41731
Corydon 42406
Covington 41011
Covington 41012
Covington 41014
Covington 41016
Covington 41019
Coxs Creek 40013
Crab Orchard 40419
Cranks 40820
Crayne 42033
Crestwood 40014
Crittenden 41030
Crockett 41413
Crofton 42217
Cromona 41810
Cromwell 42333
Cub Run 42729
Cumberland 40823
Cunningham 42035
Curdsville 42334
Custer 40115
Cynthiana 41031
Dana 41615
Danville 40422
Danville 40423
David 41616
Dawson Springs 42408
Dayhoit 40824
Dayton 41074
De Mossville 41033
Deane 41812
Debord 41214
Delphia 41735
Dema 41859
Denniston 40316
Denton 41132
Dewitt 40930
Dexter 42036
Dice 41736
Dixon 42409
Dorton 41520
Dover 41034
Drake 42128
Drakesboro 42337
Drift 41619
Dry Ridge 41035
Dubre 42731
Dunbar 42219
Dundee 42338
Dunmor 42339
Dunnville 42528
Dwale 41621
Dwarf 41739
Dycusburg 42037
Earlington 42410
East Bernstadt 40729
East Point 41216
Eastern 41622
Eastview 42732
Eastwood 40018
Eddyville 42038
Edmonton 42129
Eighty Eight 42130
Ekron 40117
Elizabethtown 42701
Elizabethtown 42702
Elizaville 41037
Elk Horn 42733
Elkfork 41421
Elkhorn City 41522
Elkton 42220
Elliottville 40317
Elsie 41422
Emerson 41135
Eminence 40019
Emlyn 40730
Emmalena 41740
Eolia 40826
Eriline 40931
Erlanger 41018
Ermine 41815
Essie 40827
Etoile 42131
Eubank 42567
Evarts 40828
Ewing 41039
Ezel 41425
Fairdale 40118
Fairfield 40020
Fairview 42221
Falcon 41426
Fall Rock 40932
Falls of Rough 40119
Falmouth 41040
Fancy Farm 42039
Farmers 40319
Farmington 42040
Fedscreek 41524
Ferguson 42533
Finchville 40022
Fisherville 40023
Fisty 41743
Flat Lick 40935
Flatgap 41219
Flatwoods 41139
Flemingsburg 41041
Florence 41022
Florence 41042
Ford 40320
Fords Branch 41526
Fordsville 42343
Forest Hills 41527
Fort Campbell 42223
Fort Knox 40121
Fort Mitchell 41017
Fort Thomas 41075
Foster 41043
Fountain Run 42133
Fourmile 40939
Frakes 40940
Frankfort 40601
Frankfort 40622
Frankfort 40621
Frankfort 40620
Frankfort 40619
Frankfort 40618
Frankfort 40604
Frankfort 40603
Frankfort 40602
Franklin 42134
Franklin 42135
Fredonia 42411
Freeburn 41528
Frenchburg 40322
Fulton 42041
Gamaliel 42140
Gapville 41433
Garfield 40140
Garner 41817
Garrard 40941
Garrett 41630
Garrison 41141
Gays Creek 41745
Georgetown 40324
Germantown 41044
Ghent 41045
Gilbertsville 42044
Girdler 40943
Glasgow 42142
Glasgow 42141
Glencoe 41046
Glendale 42740
Glens Fork 42741
Glenview 40025
Goose Rock 40944
Gordon 41819
Goshen 40026
Gracey 42232
Gradyville 42742
Graham 42344
Grahn 41142
Grand Rivers 42045
Gravel Switch 40328
Gray 40734
Gray Hawk 40434
Grays Knob 40829
Grayson 41143
Green Road 40946
Greensburg 42743
Greenup 41144
Greenville 42345
Grethel 41631
Gulston 40830
Gunlock 41632
Guston 40142
Guthrie 42234
Hagerhill 41222
Hallie 41821
Hampton 42047
Hanson 42413
Happy 41746
Hardburly 41747
Hardin 42048
Hardinsburg 40143
Hardy 41531
Hardyville 42746
Harlan 40831
Harned 40144
Harold 41635
Harrods Creek 40027
Harrodsburg 40330
Hartford 42347
Hawesville 42348
Hazard 41702
Hazard 41701
Hazel 42049
Hazel Green 41332
Hebron 41048
Heidelberg 41333
Heidrick 40949
Hellier 41534
Helton 40840
Henderson 42419
Henderson 42420
Herndon 42236
Hestand 42151
Hi Hat 41636
Hickman 42050
Hickory 42051
Hillsboro 41049
Hillview 40129
Hima 40951
Hindman 41822
Hinkle 40953
Hiseville 42152
Hitchins 41146
Hodgenville 42748
Holland 42153
Holmes Mill 40843
Hope 40334
Hopkinsville 42240
Hopkinsville 42241
Horse Branch 42349
Horse Cave 42749
Hoskinston 40844
Huddy 41535
Hudson 40145
Hueysville 41640
Hulen 40845
Hustonville 40437
Hyden 41749
Independence 41051
Inez 41224
Ingram 40955
Irvine 40336
Irvington 40146
Island 42350
Island City 41338
Isom 41824
Isonville 41149
Ivel 41642
Jackhorn 41825
Jackson 41339
Jamestown 42629
Jeff 41751
Jeffersonville 40337
Jenkins 41537
Jeremiah 41826
Jetson 42252
Jonancy 41538
Jonesville 41052
Junction City 40440
Keaton 41226
Keavy 40737
Keene 40339
Kenton 41053
Kenvir 40847
Kettle Island 40958
Kevil 42053
Kimper 41539
Kings Mountain 40442
Kirksey 42054
Kite 41828
Knifley 42753
Knob Lick 42154
Krypton 41754
Kuttawa 42055
La Center 42056
La Fayette 42254
La Grange 40031
La Grange 40032
Lackey 41643
Lancaster 40444
Lancaster 40446
Langley 41645
Latonia 41015
Lawrenceburg 40342
Lebanon 40033
Lebanon Junction 40150
Leburn 41831
Ledbetter 42058
Leitchfield 42754
Leitchfield 42755
Lejunior 40849
Lerose 41344
Letcher 41832
Lewisburg 42256
Lewisport 42351
Lexington 40584
Lexington 40583
Lexington 40582
Lexington 40581
Lexington 40580
Lexington 40579
Lexington 40578
Lexington 40577
Lexington 40576
Lexington 40575
Lexington 40574
Lexington 40585
Lexington 40586
Lexington 40598
Lexington 40596
Lexington 40595
Lexington 40594
Lexington 40593
Lexington 40592
Lexington 40591
Lexington 40590
Lexington 40589
Lexington 40588
Lexington 40587
Lexington 40555
Lexington 40550
Lexington 40512
Lexington 40511
Lexington 40510
Lexington 40509
Lexington 40508
Lexington 40507
Lexington 40506
Lexington 40505
Lexington 40504
Lexington 40503
Lexington 40502
Lexington 40513
Lexington 40514
Lexington 40546
Lexington 40544
Lexington 40536
Lexington 40533
Lexington 40526
Lexington 40524
Lexington 40523
Lexington 40522
Lexington 40517
Lexington 40516
Lexington 40515
Liberty 42539
Lick Creek 41540
Lily 40740
Linefork 41833
Littcarr 41834
Livermore 42352
Livingston 40445
Lloyd 41156
Lockport 40036
London 40745
London 40744
London 40743
London 40742
London 40741
Lone 41347
Lookout 41542
Loretto 40037
Lost Creek 41348
Louisa 41230
Louisville 40261
Louisville 40266
Louisville 40268
Louisville 40269
Louisville 40270
Louisville 40272
Louisville 40259
Louisville 40258
Louisville 40257
Louisville 40256
Louisville 40255
Louisville 40253
Louisville 40252
Louisville 40251
Louisville 40250
Louisville 40280
Louisville 40281
Louisville 40299
Louisville 40298
Louisville 40297
Louisville 40296
Louisville 40295
Louisville 40294
Louisville 40293
Louisville 40292
Louisville 40291
Louisville 40290
Louisville 40289
Louisville 40287
Louisville 40285
Louisville 40283
Louisville 40282
Louisville 40245
Louisville 40201
Louisville 40215
Louisville 40214
Louisville 40213
Louisville 40212
Louisville 40211
Louisville 40210
Louisville 40209
Louisville 40208
Louisville 40207
Louisville 40206
Louisville 40205
Louisville 40204
Louisville 40203
Louisville 40202
Louisville 40216
Louisville 40217
Louisville 40218
Louisville 40242
Louisville 40241
Louisville 40233
Louisville 40232
Louisville 40231
Louisville 40229
Louisville 40228
Louisville 40225
Louisville 40224
Louisville 40223
Louisville 40222
Louisville 40221
Louisville 40220
Louisville 40219
Louisville 40243
Lovelaceville 42060
Lovely 41231
Lowes 42061
Lowmansville 41232
Loyall 40854
Lucas 42156
Lynch 40855
Lynnville 42063
Maceo 42355
Mackville 40040
Madisonville 42431
Magnolia 42757
Majestic 41547
Mallie 41836
Malone 41451
Mammoth Cave 42259
Manchester 40962
Manitou 42436
Mannsville 42758
Maple Mount 42356
Marion 42064
Marrowbone 42759
Marshes Siding 42631
Martha 41159
Martin 41649
Mary Alice 40964
Marydell 40751
Mason 41054
Masonic Home 40041
Mayfield 42066
Mayking 41837
Mayslick 41055
Maysville 41056
Mazie 41160
Mc Andrews 41543
Mc Carr 41544
Mc Daniels 40152
Mc Dowell 41647
Mc Henry 42354
Mc Kee 40447
Mc Kinney 40448
Mc Quady 40153
Mc Roberts 41835
Meally 41234
Means 40346
Melber 42069
Melbourne 41059
Melvin 41650
Middleburg 42541
Middlesboro 40965
Midway 40347
Migrate 41906
Migrate 41905
Migrate 41904
Migrate 41903
Migrate 41902
Migrate 41901
Milburn 42070
Milford 41061
Millersburg 40348
Millstone 41838
Millwood 42762
Milton 40045
Minerva 41062
Minnie 41651
Miracle 40856
Mistletoe 41351
Mitchellsburg 40452
Mize 41352
Monticello 42633
Moorefield 40350
Morehead 40351
Morganfield 42437
Morgantown 42261
Morning View 41063
Mortons Gap 42440
Mount Eden 40046
Mount Hermon 42157
Mount Olivet 41064
Mount Sherman 42764
Mount Sterling 40353
Mount Vernon 40456
Mount Washington 40047
Mousie 41839
Mouthcard 41548
Mozelle 40858
Muldraugh 40155
Munfordville 42765
Murray 42071
Muses Mills 41065
Myra 41549
Nancy 42544
Nazareth 40048
Nebo 42441
Neon 41840
Nerinx 40049
Nevisdale 40754
New Castle 40050
New Concord 42076
New Haven 40051
New Hope 40052
New Liberty 40355
Newport 41099
Newport 41076
Newport 41072
Newport 41071
Nicholasville 40340
Nicholasville 40356
North Middletown 40357
Nortonville 42442
Oak Grove 42262
Oakland 42159
Oil Springs 41238
Olaton 42361
Olive Hill 41164
Olmstead 42265
Olympia 40358
Oneida 40972
Ophir 41459
Orlando 40460
Owensboro 42304
Owensboro 42303
Owensboro 42302
Owensboro 42301
Owenton 40359
Owingsville 40360
Paducah 42003
Paducah 42002
Paducah 42001
Paint Lick 40461
Paintsville 41240
Paris 40361
Paris 40362
Park City 42160
Parkers Lake 42634
Parksville 40464
Partridge 40862
Pathfork 40863
Payneville 40157
Pellville 42364
Pembroke 42266
Pendleton 40055
Perry Park 40363
Perryville 40468
Petersburg 41080
Pewee Valley 40056
Phelps 41553
Philpot 42366
Phyllis 41554
Pikeville 41501
Pikeville 41502
Pilgrim 41250
Pine Knot 42635
Pine Ridge 41360
Pine Top 41843
Pineville 40977
Pinsonfork 41555
Pippa Passes 41844
Pittsburg 40755
Pleasureville 40057
Plummers Landing 41081
Poole 42444
Port Royal 40058
Powderly 42367
Premium 41845
Preston 40366
Prestonsburg 41653
Primrose 41362
Princeton 42445
Printer 41655
Prospect 40059
Providence 42450
Putney 40865
Quincy 41166
Raccoon 41557
Radcliff 40160
Radcliff 40159
Ransom 41558
Raven 41861
Ravenna 40472
Raywick 40060
Redfox 41847
Reed 42451
Regina 41559
Renfro Valley 40473
Revelo 42638
Reynolds Station 42368
Rhodelia 40161
Ricetown 41364
Richmond 40475
Richmond 40476
Rineyville 40162
River 41254
Roark 40979
Robards 42452
Robinson Creek 41560
Rochester 42273
Rockfield 42274
Rockholds 40759
Rockhouse 41561
Rockport 42369
Rocky Hill 42163
Rogers 41365
Rosine 42370
Roundhill 42275
Rousseau 41366
Rowdy 41367
Roxana 41848
Royalton 41464
Rumsey 42371
Rush 41168
Russell 41169
Russell Springs 42642
Russellville 42276
Sacramento 42372
Sadieville 40370
Saint Catharine 40061
Saint Charles 42453
Saint Francis 40062
Saint Helens 41368
Saint Mary 40063
Salem 42078
Salt Lick 40371
Salvisa 40372
Salyersville 41465
Sanders 41083
Sandgap 40481
Sandy Hook 41171
Sassafras 41759
Saul 40981
Scalf 40982
Science Hill 42553
Scottsville 42164
Scuddy 41760
Sebree 42455
Seco 41849
Sedalia 42079
Sextons Creek 40983
Sharon Grove 42280
Sharpsburg 40374
Shelbiana 41562
Shelby Gap 41563
Shelbyville 40065
Shelbyville 40066
Shepherdsville 40165
Sidney 41564
Siler 40763
Silver Grove 41085
Simpsonville 40067
Sitka 41255
Sizerock 41762
Slade 40376
Slaughters 42456
Slemp 41763
Smilax 41764
Smith Mills 42457
Smithfield 40068
Smithland 42081
Smiths Grove 42171
Soldier 41173
Somerset 42501
Somerset 42502
Somerset 42503
Sonora 42776
South Carrollton 42374
South Portsmouth 41174
South Shore 41175
South Union 42283
South Williamson 41503
Sparta 41086
Spottsville 42458
Springfield 40069
Staffordsville 41256
Stambaugh 41257
Stamping Ground 40379
Stanford 40484
Stanley 42375
Stanton 40380
Stanville 41659
Stearns 42647
Steele 41566
Stephensport 40170
Stinnett 40868
Stone 41567
Stoney Fork 40988
Stopover 41568
Strunk 42649
Sturgis 42459
Sullivan 42460
Sulphur 40070
Summer Shade 42166
Summersville 42782
Sweeden 42285
Symsonia 42082
Tateville 42558
Taylorsville 40071
Teaberry 41660
Thelma 41260
Thornton 41855
Thousandsticks 41766
Tiline 42083
Tollesboro 41189
Tolu 42084
Tomahawk 41262
Tompkinsville 42167
Topmost 41862
Totz 40870
Tram 41663
Trenton 42286
Trosper 40995
Turners Station 40075
Tutor Key 41263
Tyner 40486
Ulysses 41264
Union 41091
Union Star 40171
Uniontown 42461
Upton 42784
Utica 42376
Van Lear 41265
Vanceburg 41179
Vancleve 41385
Varney 41571
Verona 41092
Versailles 40386
Versailles 40384
Versailles 40383
Vest 41772
Vicco 41773
Vincent 41386
Vine Grove 40175
Viper 41774
Virgie 41572
Waco 40385
Waddy 40076
Walker 40997
Wallingford 41093
Wallins Creek 40873
Walton 41094
Waneta 40488
Warbranch 40874
Warfield 41267
Warsaw 41095
Washington 41096
Water Valley 42085
Waverly 42462
Wayland 41666
Waynesburg 40489
Webbville 41180
Webster 40176
Weeksbury 41667
Welchs Creek 42287
Wellington 40387
Wendover 41775
West Liberty 41472
West Louisville 42377
West Paducah 42086
West Point 40177
West Somerset 42564
West Van Lear 41268
Westport 40077
Westview 40178
Wheatcroft 42463
Wheelwright 41669
Whick 41390
White Mills 42788
White Plains 42464
Whitesburg 41858
Whitesville 42378
Whitley City 42653
Wickliffe 42087
Wildie 40492
Willard 41181
Williamsburg 40769
Williamsport 41271
Williamstown 41097
Willisburg 40078
Wilmore 40390
Winchester 40391
Winchester 40392
Windsor 42565
Wingo 42088
Winston 40495
Wittensville 41274
Woodbine 40771
Woodburn 42170
Woodbury 42288
Woollum 40999
Wooton 41776
Worthington 41183
Worthville 41098
Wrigley 41477
Yeaddiss 41777
Yerkes 41778
Yosemite 42566
Zoe 41397
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