Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota, & North Dakota
25 Years Old + Kei Truck Vehicle Registration MIDWEST U.S.
Illinois, IL: Kei trucks in Illinois can be classified as either antique vehicles or special-use vehicles and can be driven through local ordinances with speed restrictions of 35 mph.
Indiana, IN: Japanese mini trucks in Indiana can be driven on public streets, highways, and the interstate.
Ohio, OH:Kei trucks in Ohio, through local ordinances, can be on public roads with a posted limit of less than 35 miles per hour.
Kansas, KS:Japanese mini trucks in Kansascan be used if a local ordinance permits them on public roads except highways and interstates.
Minnesota, MN:Kei trucks In Minnesota, can only be used in municipalities with local ordinances that permit it.
Missouri, MO: Japanese mini trucks can be driven inMissouri by local ordinance and are restricted to a 45 mph speed limit.
Nebraska, NE:Japanese mini trucks can be used on public roads except freeways, expressways, and interstates in Nebraska.
North Dakota, ND:Japanese mini trucks can be used on roads with a posted speed limit of 55 mph or less in North Dakota.
Wisconsin, WI:Kei trucks in Wisconsin with collector plates can be used on the roads, highways, and interstates.
Kei Truck, Road Legal UTV
Kei trucks are able to be on all streets at 55 mph or under and can avoid the 25-year federal vehicle exemption by being registered as UTVs in states that allow street-legal UTVs. 45 states recognize the laws of other states. You can obtain your license plates through the mail without being a resident of the State.
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Mini Truck For Off-Road, MIDWEST U.S.
Iowa, IA:In Iowa, your only option for street legal use on all roads 55 MPH or under is to register the mini truck as a UTV out of state. We can recommend a service.
Michigan, MI:For road use in Michigan, mini trucks are registered as UTVs from out of state through a recommended service.
South Dakota, SD: Japanese mini trucks cannot be registered as automobiles in South Dakota; however, they can be registered as UTVs for off-road and street legal use.