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> And unlike a side-by-side, it can also be driven legally on local roads Side by sides can, with a few accessories (horn, license plate lights, turn signals,

> And unlike a side-by-side, it can also be driven legally on local roads Side by sides can, with a few accessories (horn, license plate lights, turn signals, etc), be driven legally on roads. Most dealers are happy to sell and attach these high profit items for you.

lastofthemojito 4y ago
If you're talking about the US, state laws vary widely: https://outdoortroop.com/in-what-states-are-side-by-sides-street-legal/ https://outdoortroop.com/in-what-states-are-side-by-sides-st...
- LinuxBender 4y ago
  Adding for completeness sake, that site is out of date for my state. Street legal UTV's and mini-trucks are called "Multipurpose vehicles" in Wyoming and can be registered to operate on streets and highways. They even issue these nifty little Wyoming license plates that are UTV sized. The requirements are in the linked PDF. Funny side note, my state even has a picture of one of the Japanese mini-trucks in the PDF. [1] I think people should look up the DoT website for their state to get the current legal requirements for street legal UTV's and mini-trucks. [1] - https://www.dot.state.wy.us/files/live/sites/wydot/files/shared/Motor%20Vehicle%20Services/Multipurpose%20FAQ.pdf https://www.dot.state.wy.us/files/live/sites/wydot/files/sha...
amundskm 4y ago
Depends on the state.
- yellowapple 4y ago
  The states that don't allow street-legalified side-by-sides are unlikely to allow imported Kei trucks, either.