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Buying a mini truck in your state.

Every state decides on its own whether a kei truck 25 or older can be titled and driven, and what a newer one counts as. Pick yours for what to know before you buy there.

Open to road use
Road use with limits
Road use opens later
Closed to road use
Road use unclear

Every state

Fifty states and DC.

AlabamaOpen to road use AlaskaOpen to road use ArizonaOpen to road use ArkansasRoad use with limits CaliforniaClosed to road use ColoradoRoad use opens later ConnecticutRoad use unclear DelawareClosed to road use District of ColumbiaClosed to road use FloridaRoad use with limits GeorgiaClosed to road use HawaiiClosed to road use IdahoRoad use with limits IllinoisRoad use unclear IndianaRoad use with limits IowaRoad use unclear KansasRoad use with limits KentuckyRoad use with limits LouisianaRoad use with limits MaineClosed to road use MarylandOpen to road use MassachusettsOpen to road use MichiganOpen to road use MinnesotaRoad use with limits MississippiRoad use unclear MissouriOpen to road use MontanaOpen to road use NebraskaRoad use with limits NevadaRoad use unclear New HampshireRoad use unclear New JerseyRoad use unclear New MexicoRoad use unclear New YorkClosed to road use North CarolinaRoad use with limits North DakotaOpen to road use OhioRoad use with limits OklahomaRoad use with limits OregonClosed to road use PennsylvaniaRoad use with limits Rhode IslandClosed to road use South CarolinaRoad use unclear South DakotaOpen to road use TennesseeRoad use with limits TexasOpen to road use UtahRoad use with limits VermontOpen to road use VirginiaOpen to road use WashingtonRoad use unclear West VirginiaRoad use with limits WisconsinRoad use with limits WyomingRoad use with limits

The road answer for a truck 25 or older, as Mini Truck Guide reads each state’s own law. Not legal advice.