Michigan law allows vehicle owners to obtain temporary registrations valid for 30 or 60 days, with specific restrictions on vehicle use during this period. Additionally, starting from 1970, registration plates must be reflective or accompanied by reflective tabs or stickers to enhance visibility. The law also specifies the fees and the form of temporary registration.
A temporary registration in Michigan is valid for either 30 or 60 days from the date of issue, depending on the owner's choice.
No, vehicles with temporary registration cannot be used for transporting passengers for hire or for transporting goods, wares, or merchandise.
Yes, starting with 1970, Michigan license plates are required to be made with reflective material, or they are issued reflective tabs or stickers indicating the registration year.
The fee for a temporary registration is specified in section 802 of the Michigan Vehicle Code and varies depending on the circumstances.