Can one legally drive a car home with just the title in hand (no plate or registrtaion etc)
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Have to pick up my Audi 200 in lower NY and I need figure out if i need to get a temp plate from PA first etc, or can i just swing up and get the thing. Be kinda fun if that is legal cause then i'll drive through the ezpass and not pay... :-)
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When I bought my car, I flew down and drove it home from palm beach FL. I printed out a 3-5 day travel pass from the DMV website. I would check your home state.
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I would have the bill of sale, insurance, title, and anything else you can think of that might get you out of trouble just in case you get pulled over.
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Most States give you 30 days to register your car from the time of purchase. YSMV. If the title is signed and dated and you have a bill of sale(which you do), that is signed and dated similarly, there should be hassle. You may get pulled over, but you shouldn't be issued a ticket. FWIW, I drove from Katonah, NY to Nashville with no plate this past March and had no worries. Granted, it's the luck of the draw, but it's not often I find an officer tailing me. If anything, I'm usually tailing him. Just don't speed too much over 5-10 over the limit and make yourself an irritation to a cop. That might change the sit.
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