How's New Jersey or any other states take on these? Are they street legal in NJ?
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It is a rubber frame that goes around the plate, it is not covering your plate. However, in looking at the packaging, it does state the following. WARNING: Laws concerning the use of this product vary from state to state. Your state may prohibit its use on public roads or restrict its use to novelty plates, show-cars or off-road areas only. In some states, including without limitation California, off-road uses are also prohibited. The manufacturer and retailer assume no responsibility for any use or application of this product in violation of any applicable law. Before installing this product please check your state and local laws and regulations." Hope this helps.
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Do yourself a favor & check your state laws regarding off-road... off-road registrations may be required - there are "some" requirements that can even affect you on your own property,.. ie... like minimum age & state safety courses etc. Big brother would like a piece of your fun too!
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Yes it's very legal and they work really well. I would advise getting some for fog lamps if u have some
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Please make sure with your state laws that you are able to. From what we know, you should be able to own it in NJ.
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Many states allow it no license needed. Cannot drive on the streets only in crosslanesPhillips
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It will depend on your state. Florida, Georgia, most western states should be no problem. If you live in the People's Republics of Maryland, Massachusetts, NY, NJ, Illinois or California... you might want to check it out. If my memory still works, these states and a couple of others restrict the ownership of swards, "ninja stars", brass knuckles, etc... So reasonably I'm betting an "unusual" axe like this could fall under some "unlawful weapon" law. Better to check now than find out at a "routine traffic stop"; and if you are legal you might get to educate the cop. It will depend on your state. Florida, Georgia, most western states should be no problem. If you live in the People's Republics of Maryland, Massachusetts, NY, NJ, Illinois or California... you might want to check it out. If my memory still works, these states and a couple of others restrict the ownership of swards, "ninja stars", brass knuckles, etc... So reasonably I'm betting an "unusual" axe like this could fall under some "unlawful weapon" law. Better to check now than find out at a "routine traffic stop"; and if you are legal you might get to... » Read More It will depend on your state. Florida, Georgia, most western states should be no problem. If you live in the People's Republics of Maryland, Massachusetts, NY, NJ, Illinois or California... you might want to check it out. If my memory still works, these states and a couple of others restrict the ownership of swards, "ninja stars", brass knuckles, etc... So reasonably I'm betting an "unusual" axe like this could fall under some "unlawful weapon" law. Better to check now than find out at a "routine traffic stop"; and if you are legal you might get to educate the cop. « Show Less
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NO! NJ allows NO slingshots, braced or unbraced.NY allows only unbraced slingshots.
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It depends on the state you live in, here in Texas you dont require them to be road legal.
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The only reason for that description that I can think of is that this light is not street legal, in the US, with the exception of motorcycles. Maybe They just don't want to say that. Look up Daniel Stern Lighting.
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Jeff - We aren't sure if they are legal in NY. These are a fixed blade broadhead but in some states it qualifies as too much cutting area. We'll contact Toxic as they will know for sure which states if any don't allow it.
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They are distributed out of New Jersey and "made in the U.S.A.". Sorry, but that's all I could find on the box.
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These lights are very bright and have a wide angle, would not work as fog lights, driving lights maybe. They are not intended for on road use. Off road they would be great driving lights. I am sure they would not be street legal in any state.
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Yes it can become street legal. Just make sure you buy DOT approved lights. All mine came with was a certificate of origin and a seperate receipt. Pretty sure u can use to certificate of origin to get it registered than a title. Btw im in VA i already checked with dmv here, it is possible to make street legal depending on where u live. My dmv said i need street tires a working horn, a speedometer, and functioning lights.
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Ben, do you live in NJ? This may be the reason. You can't buy a BB gun without a Firearms ID card in NJ so maybe you can't buy a toy crossbow either.
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They are illegal in Austria, Australia, Brazil, New Zealand, Spain, Germany and parts of Canada. In the United State they are illegal in California, Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, Minnesota, New Hampshire, Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia and Washington.
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We do not think it is illegal in NY. As we send this item to NY all the time. You may want to check with your local law enforcement to make sure.
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Don't know because they have never been used yet - they are illegal where we live