Can you drive your new car without a license plate in Ohio?

Answer 1

Yes! You can buy and own a car. To ride in it, a licensed driver is required to drive you around. You may also need a tag and the required liability insurance. Your insurance will have to list the principle driver and other drivers to be covered. Their good or bad driving records may affect your insurance costs. If you drive it and get caught without a license the police will impound your new car and it costs a bunch to pay the wrecker and storage fees plus you have to have proof of insurance to get the car back. You can buy a car without a licensed as long as you will not drive the vehicle you are not required but having a license is so much cooler and it is an official id so it could be very useful.

Answer 2

In most US states, a license is not needed to drive almost any vehicle (including cars) on private property - parental permission or supervision may be required. On public roads, driving farm equipment (like tractors) is permissable without a license, at ages below 15 in some cases. Also, many underpowered (less than 5 horsepower) vehicles do not require a license as long as they are driven or ridden on public roadways that allow it.

Answer 3

You can not drive any car without plates,but you can get temperory paper stickers if you contact the rto

Answer 4

No. For any new car purchased from a dealer (new/used) you must display a tag that is usually good for 30 days until you are able to get a license plate.

Answer 5

You can drive without the license but if you get stopped by an officer he may cite you for it. But he can check of you have a valid license and if you don't the car could be impounded.

Answer 6

no it is illegal

Answer 7

no