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How do they get their vehicles and equipment to the non public sections of roads?
by jdironman 7y ago
How do they get their vehicles and equipment to the non public sections of roads?
- richardw 7y agoTransported by trucks that do pay road taxes
- fragmede 7y agoKeep mind these are trucks with tires that are more than twice as tall as you or I. They were shipped there, oversized, by semi and assembled on-site. The semi that moved it paid its fuel/road/use tax, so taxing the truck being shipped as well amounts to double taxation. Not that there's necessarily anything wrong with that in this case. In California, any vehicle that travels on, or over (as in, shipped on a truck) must legally be registered with the DMV, regardless of if it will be run on public roads, or not. California's car culture has resulted in large race tracks on private land which may be the only place some motorcycles and other racing vehicles will be used. Still have to pay the car tax on it though.
- benj111 7y agoWhat if cars are imported to a California port, for sale in other states? Do they all need to be registered as soon as they arrive?