Posted by Jim.ME on December 19, 2019 at 04:35:05 from (74.65.187.203):
In Reply to: can i drive it home? posted by Farmer Rock on December 16, 2019 at 16:45:35:
A web search shows PA has provisions for transit plates. It reads like it may be a lead in to the permanent plates, which apparently you don't want yet. Go to the proper authorities and get the correct info, asking here is just getting opinions for the most part.
Your insurance agent will answer your insurance questions. Yes most will cover a purchase for a few days even without a call, but if you only have cars or pickups now it might not cover a truck that size without a rider or policy change. Ask your agent.
If you felt comfortable driving it you would have just done it and not asked here. Why draw attention to it. Then you would be able to say "I've done that before", when someone else asks the same question in the future.
Like the others -- JMHO, no legal standing on rule interpertations.
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