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Do I have to have a drivers license to register a vehicle in Connecticut?
I am 19 years old turning 20 in a couple of months, but I lived New York briefly that's why I never bothered to get my drivers license, I moved back home with my patents, and July of this year I got my adults learners permit. I don't know if that makes a difference, but I just want to know if it is possible for me to register the car.
So the insurance is under my older brother's name, and I changed it from our old car to this new pre owned car and the insurance site said this :
•The state of Connecticut requires that the title holder(s), of all vehicles listed within this policy, are listed as either the principal named insured or the additional named insured on the policy. If the principal named insured is the spouse of the vehicle title holder, this also satisfies the state's requirement. To request a change in the driver(s) listed as the principal named insured and/or additional named insured's, you must call Customer Service at xxx-xxx-xxxx
Does that effect me registering the car in anyway?
3 Answers
- Nuff SedLv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
Registration of a vehicle is separate from the legal authority to drive it. For example, a corporation cannot drive a truck but it can certainly own one (title) and register one (plates and insurance), and authorize others to drive it, even though the "corporation" can never have its own driver's license.
Also consider that moving around to different states with your "patents" has no effect upon your license, since patents are issued by the federal government, the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
- 8 years ago
A car is a piece of property. If you own it, then the title should be in your name. Whether you are legally able to drive it is immaterial. After all, for all they know, you have a chauffeur ;-)
You would have to have insurance for the vehicle to register it, regardless of who will be driving it.
- oklatomLv 78 years ago
If you have a title in your name, and proof of insurance, you can register the vehicle.
