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JaxDad
Oct 10, 2017Explorer III
Yes, you simply can. That’s the truth.
Nobody said ‘forever and ever’, the comment made was that no Canadian could drive a US plated vehicle into Canada and that simply is not true. It can stay a maximum of 6 months plus one day before it needs to cross the border again. No different than a Canadian plated vehicle entering the US.
Are there restrictions, yessir. Is it “no how no way”, not it’s not.
I have been bringing my FL plated car back and forth (several times per year) since 2005 and have never had any issues or more than a couple of questions asked at the border ever.
The trick is, as with anything else, know the rules ahead of time and have all the right answers at the border.
Nobody said ‘forever and ever’, the comment made was that no Canadian could drive a US plated vehicle into Canada and that simply is not true. It can stay a maximum of 6 months plus one day before it needs to cross the border again. No different than a Canadian plated vehicle entering the US.
Are there restrictions, yessir. Is it “no how no way”, not it’s not.
I have been bringing my FL plated car back and forth (several times per year) since 2005 and have never had any issues or more than a couple of questions asked at the border ever.
The trick is, as with anything else, know the rules ahead of time and have all the right answers at the border.
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