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Does Tennessee law require a temporary tag for a test drive of a vehicle from a dealership?
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YES! Tennessee Code Annotated -Title 55 Motor and Other Vehicles Chapter 4 Registration's and Licensing of Motor Vehicles - Part 1 General Provisions -
Section 55-4-101 - Registration required before operation.
(a) (1) As a condition precedent to the operation of any motor vehicle upon the streets or highways of this state, the motor vehicle shall be registered as provided in this chapter.
Tennessee Code Annotated - Title 55 Motor and Other Vehicles Chapter 4 Registration and Licensing of Motor Vehicles - Part 2 Special License Plates - Section 55-4-221
(b) Any dealer owning any vehicle that may be legally operated upon the streets or highways of this state with regular vehicle registration may, either in person or through a duly authorized agent or employee, operate or move the vehicle upon any highway of the state, without registering each such vehicle, upon condition that the vehicle display a special purpose plate issued to that owner bearing such plates by customers for temporary purposes not to exceed twenty-four(24) hours.
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