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25 Years Old + Kei Truck Vehicle Registration MIDWEST U.S.
Illinois, IL:Kei trucks in Illinois can be classified as either antique or special-use vehicles and can be driven under local ordinances with a speed limit of 35 mph.
Indiana, IN: Japanese mini trucks in Indiana can be driven on public streets and highways but is not permitted on an 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 on public roads, except on highways and interstates, if a local ordinance permits them.
Michigan, MI:As of late 2024, mini-trucks can be registered for road use.
Minnesota, MN:Kei trucks in Minnesota can only be used in municipalities with local ordinances that permit their use for limited use.
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.
A 25-year-old Kei truck can be road-legal in up to 45 states with a 55 mph limit by using Dirt Legal's services to obtain registration and Montana plates for out-of-state residents. Contact Dirt Legal for more information.
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Iowa, IA:In Iowa, mini trucks can not be registered for road use.
South Dakota, SD: In South Dakota, Kei trucks can be registered as street-legal UTVs with a speed limit of up to 65 mph.