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@Jasper: But unregistered cars can not bear the marks of registration: tags!

If the car has unexpired tags, then it is registered. But again, if you have moved and you have not yet registered your car, you can store it on private property so long as you don't drive it on the public streets. You may decide to let the old registration expire, and I have seen a lot of people do that when they cannot deal with the hassle or expense of re-registration, but cannot deal with getting rid of the car.

The violation occurs when it is driven, not when it is stored.

by goldfish on Jun 27, 2012 10:45 am • link • report

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