Does your State issue farm Tags License Plates...

[LBrown59]

Just did a quick seartch and found this information.

* Transporting the person痴 own poultry, dairy, livestock, livestock products, timber in its natural state, or farm products to market or another place for sale or processing.
* Transporting laborers from their place of residence to the owner痴 farm or ranch.
* Transporting without charge, materials, tools, equipment, or supplies from the place of purchase or storage to the owner痴 farm or ranch exclusively for the owner痴 use or for use on the farm or ranch.
* Transporting the owner痴 family:
to attend church or school:
to visit a doctor for medical treatment or supplies: or
for other necessities of the home or family.
* May not use a vehicle registered under this section in connection with gainful employment other than farming or ranching.
* May not use a vehicle with a "FARM TRUCK" license plate to tow a trailer with a "TOKEN TRAILER" license plate.Looks lilke I am legal to use farm plates.

*I have no idea what a token trailer is though.Ron

*Looks like it may be saying you can tow a trailer with out a plate but you can't tow a trailer with a plate on it.
Simple solution ; just take the plate off the trailer to tow it.

 

[thatguy]

NY issues Farm plates which are quite restrictive when one follows the rules. NY also issues an Agriculture plate which is more of a commercial plate at a reduced cost with no sales tax due on the vehicle purchase. This is a pupolar option.

HEHE I like the part you stated "NY issues Farm plates which are quite restrictive when one follows the rules. "

That is the way it is here in VA, but ppl abuse it terribly.. IIRC You can use the 'farm plates' to seek medical treatment, farm supplies, attend church, to/from livestock market, vets, and a couple other things..

But drive by any restaurant and you will see new Expeditions/gussied up pickups/explorers etc with the farm plate - that have probably never been off the road..

Brian