New Regulations for Kentucky Drivers Coming in January
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A majority of motor vehicle services will be unavailable starting January first ...
A majority of motor vehicle services will be unavailable starting January first, as the state switches to a new vehicle title and registration system.
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New Regulations for Kentucky Drivers Coming in January
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A majority of motor vehicle services will be unavailable starting January first, as the state switches to a new vehicle title and registration system.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorshipAs we have reported, a majority of motor vehicle services will be unavailable starting January 1st as the state switches to a new vehicle title and registration system.
And with the new system comes new regulations for drivers.
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet says the state will transition from a plate to vehicle system to a plate to customer one.
That means drivers will need to hold on to their license plates when selling or trading a vehicle in 2024.
The Cabinet says that's because the new system will link drivers, not vehicles, with license plate numbers and registration tax.
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