When you move to a new state, there are a few things you should do in order to legally drive in your new state. Some of the most important steps include:
- Notifying the DMV of your move and change of address.
- Obtaining a new driver's license from the DMV in your new state.
- Registering your vehicle(s) in your new state and getting new license plates if necessary.
- Check your auto insurance, update your policy and make sure you are covered in your new state.
- Be familiar with the traffic laws and regulations of your new state, as they may differ from the laws in your previous state.
It's good to start the process of getting a new driver's license as soon as possible, as there may be a waiting period before you can take the test or obtain your new license.
It's important to be aware that some state have a specific time frame to change your address and/or update your registration or insurance, so always check with the DMV in your state or visit their website to get more information.
