[jibaholic101]

Okay so i live in State A, if i want to move to State B, but keep my address in State A [as well as drivers license, plates, and registration]

do i have to follow state B's vehicle code laws [tint, exhaust, etc]??

[AlpineG05]

if you move into California, i believe, you are required to inform the DMV of your relocation. and i would think, you have to follow the state laws placed in that state. I know there's probably more info it's been a long time since i took drivers ed haha. anyways i would read up on the laws of the state you are going to be relocating to that's for sure.

[ragingclue]

Technically if your car is registered in State A, and abides by all equipment regulations of Federal and State A law, you do not have to conform to State B's tint/plate/CARB/etc... standards. Otherwise they'd be restricting Interstate Commerce, which is illegal in itself.

[Red Bread]

Originally Posted by jibaholic101

Okay so i live in State A, if i want to move to State B, but keep my address in State A [as well as drivers license, plates, and registration]

do i have to follow state B's vehicle code laws [tint, exhaust, etc]??

When I moved to CA, I kept TX plates and DL until I sold my house. I never removed my tint, and never got a ticket for it before moving back to TX. I still have my CA DL and just changed my plates.

One semi-related note, but states with state income tax require you to change your registration on at least your primary car if you work more than 50% of the time in that state, and also require you to file taxes in that state.