[von949]

Originally Posted by Trash Can

If they are violating the law, they better hope that they don't p1ss you or someone else off.

Report Vehicle Registration Violations

It's optional for active duty military. All my coworkers have Alabama, Texas, Florida, NY or Georgia plates. They have had them for years. Some of my coworkers still have their Germany, Italy or British plates. It's legal.

You will be Wasteing your time reporting these vehicles.


Motorola DynaTAC 8000x

[anchoragedan]

Originally Posted by MSchu

I really dont think that is going to be possible OP, that really is counter to the reason we have to register our cars here.

you're going to need to reg that vehicle and either switch over your insurance to one that covers both states or you will need to get a local policy for that local vehicle.

FWIW, how the heck would you register a car in Alaska when you won't have the car there?

Easy. I just fill out the paperwork and submit it to an Alaskan DMV office. They don't care where the vehicle is.

[anchoragedan]

Trashcan,

Thanks for the info. I did get in touch with Nevada DMV and they also told me that if I operate the vehicle over 30 calendar days a year I would have to register it in Nevada. I guess now my question is if I am not there, but the vehicle is, does that count?

I have insurance with 21st Century. I'm sure they must be licensed to do business in Nevada. Maybe they can issue me a policy for not too much money, given I already have a policy with them in Alaska.

I don't want to do anything that skirts the law. I want to be in full compliance. I just wanted to know what the bounds are.

Thanks everyone for your responses.