There were so many comments on the previous thread it's hard to remember all of them

I believe you ,he may have been with friends

Good than they were telling the truth than I'm not against him.

I could say have the title put in your name and have the lien holder fax the RMV Out of of other thoughts right now

Let's hope he learned his lesson 😊 lol

I suppose we'll never know the exact circumstance

Sure ,I'm sure many do it that way

You'd have to ask the RMV LOL ,I'd rather not know LOL

Travelling nurses or other workers with either get rental cars or taxi vouchers,I have dealt with transiant workers and taxi vouchers when I drove Cab years back.Higher paid white collars would get a rental car for sure.

It's not unual for young people to do cross country type road trips and stay a week here or a month there or two weeks here.Young people do that type of thing.

I don't think he lied ,I think he was just a transiant young person that made the mistake of staying Mass to long.I don't think he is lying.

The RMV adjudicated the case as dismissed and suspension threat can not be brought again unless of coarse he over stay's another vacation.

Very well might be right

I knew he'd win.

Yea or at least go to jail and not probation

LOL

Yes that is a factor

There is nothing stopping him either from driving the car out of state though if it is validly registered and insured by a valid out of state resident.

I used to to deliver pizza in Amherst near UMass and none of the out of state college students used MA plates on the cars their parents lent them.In amherst you see tons of out of state plates.Never heard of it being a problem.

Opps type O

If that is the case and the address on registry is in Texas and in the mother who is a valid Texes resident.Leave things as is and drive around Massachusets with Texas plates.And if anyone asks just say you are barrowing temporarily from your mom and the car is not yours.Which is esentially true

I don't think MA can can force you to register a car in MA that is not owned,registered and insured by a MA resident.It's a glorified rental car basically!

It says the previous registration from out of state can act as proof of ownership if there is a lien in place.

Here is a bit more expensive,trade in the your car on another car in a MA dealer and they will take care of the paperwork for you.

I do think though if the Texan lien holder faxes the Title to the RMV I'd think that would work

I think if the Texan lean holder faxed the Title to the RMV I think that would solve the problem.

There will ne internet where he is going!

I read again and no prison or even county jail

The article said he got probation,I read it three times ,just because I couldn't believe