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Code Ann. § 55-8-191. Low speed vehicles can only be operated on streets where the posted speed limit is thirty-five miles per hour (35 mph) or less. A low speed vehicle is permitted to cross streets that exceed this thirty-five mile per hour limit.

State notification releases the vehicle donor from liability over the vehicle, including registration fees and from having to keep the vehicle insured, after the vehicle is picked up. State notification is a way for the state to create a record that the owner is no longer in possession of the vehicle.

Be sure to bring: Your out-of-state title. Out-of-state registration. Emissions test paperwork. Name and address of the vehicle's lien holder. Proof of identification (license, military ID, birth certificate) Money for fees to the county clerk's office.

The state fees related to title transfer fees include an $11 title fee, a $1 title transfer and a fee of $21.50 for a standard license plate, you can also expect to pay both local and state taxes, unless you are transferring a title to a qualified family member.

VT-1 - Documents Needed to Title a Vehicle (Current Resident) Proof of identification and proof of residency, described here; Manufacturer's statement of origin (MSO); The new vehicle's invoice; and. A copy of the current registration, if transferring your license plate.

Transferring a Vehicle Title When You Have an Out-of-State Title The original out-of-state vehicle title. A completed application for a certificate of ownership. A completed Tennessee vehicle registration application. Proof of a valid TN vehicle insurance policy. Proof of identification (ex. A valid driver's license)

Tennessee license plates follow the owner, not the vehicle, and can be transferred to a different vehicle for a $1 fee. Transfers as well as exchanges of specialty and personalized plates for regular passenger plates can be done at your county clerk's office.

What You'll Need to Do to Transfer your Vehicle Title in Tennessee Get a properly assigned title and odometer disclosure from the previous owner. Provide proof of ID and residency. Visit any DMV office near you. ... Submit the required documents, your application, and pay for the title fee.