California smog
07-28-2013, 09:48 PM
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California smog I live in Oklahoma where we do not have smog control, and my exhaust is not even close to smog compliant. I have a lot of family that lives In Bakersfield. My question is I plan on driving there this year since I do not live in the state will I have to comply with the smog test or chance getting ticketed for it
08-16-2013, 03:24 PM
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have you been pulled over with the AK plates on and if so what did they say about it?
09-03-2013, 06:11 AM
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I know this thread is a few weeks old, but I have some info that you might find useful. I live in two different states. My vehicles were not registered in California, However someone decided to notify the police of my out of state plates. I received a letter in the mail from the CHP saying that I need to register my vehicle in California. In the letter it said nothing about the clean air, but more to the affect that people try to avoid registering vehicle in CA due to the higher cost.
I called the officer that wrote me the letter and stated my situation in which I spend less than 5 months out of the year in Cali. What he basically told me was that the paperwork was already documented and I needed to comply, and my vehicle needs to be dual registered. So they're really only after the money.
I called the officer that wrote me the letter and stated my situation in which I spend less than 5 months out of the year in Cali. What he basically told me was that the paperwork was already documented and I needed to comply, and my vehicle needs to be dual registered. So they're really only after the money.
09-03-2013, 07:34 PM
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I know this thread is a few weeks old, but I have some info that you might find useful. I live in two different states. My vehicles were not registered in California, However someone decided to notify the police of my out of state plates. I received a letter in the mail from the CHP saying that I need to register my vehicle in California. In the letter it said nothing about the clean air, but more to the affect that people try to avoid registering vehicle in CA due to the higher cost.
I called the officer that wrote me the letter and stated my situation in which I spend less than 5 months out of the year in Cali. What he basically told me was that the paperwork was already documented and I needed to comply, and my vehicle needs to be dual registered. So they're really only after the money.
I called the officer that wrote me the letter and stated my situation in which I spend less than 5 months out of the year in Cali. What he basically told me was that the paperwork was already documented and I needed to comply, and my vehicle needs to be dual registered. So they're really only after the money.
do you run 2 plates ?
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09-03-2013, 09:05 PM
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I know this thread is a few weeks old, but I have some info that you might find useful. I live in two different states. My vehicles were not registered in California, However someone decided to notify the police of my out of state plates. I received a letter in the mail from the CHP saying that I need to register my vehicle in California. In the letter it said nothing about the clean air, but more to the affect that people try to avoid registering vehicle in CA due to the higher cost.
I called the officer that wrote me the letter and stated my situation in which I spend less than 5 months out of the year in Cali. What he basically told me was that the paperwork was already documented and I needed to comply, and my vehicle needs to be dual registered. So they're really only after the money.
I called the officer that wrote me the letter and stated my situation in which I spend less than 5 months out of the year in Cali. What he basically told me was that the paperwork was already documented and I needed to comply, and my vehicle needs to be dual registered. So they're really only after the money.