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Serious question. Is this even possible given the laws being passed? Are vehicles usually registered where you reside?
by bugbuddy 3y ago
Serious question. Is this even possible given the laws being passed? Are vehicles usually registered where you reside?
- joecool1029 3y agoLegally they almost always have to be registered in the state the driver resides. Only exception I can think of is a business registering the car. But if you are only asking if it's possible, sure. Look at the phenomenon of 'snowbirds' registering Florida plates on cars mostly driven in the NYC metro. Used to be much cheaper insurance premiums a decade or two ago, now not so much. (Just to be clear, this is insurance fraud and highly discouraged)