Amends South Carolina law to allow operation of newly acquired or moved vehicles without immediate registration if proof of insurance and bill of.
The bill amends South Carolina law to allow individuals who have newly acquired a vehicle or moved a vehicle from another state to operate it without immediate registration. Instead, they must maintain proof of insurance and the bill of sale in the vehicle at all times. This change applies during the 45-day period before the vehicle must be registered and licensed. The bill also allows for the transfer of a license plate from another vehicle, purchase of a new license plate and registration, or purchase of a temporary license plate from the department or county auditor's office.
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