Can I drive a tracked vehicle on the road?

Yes. A civilian H category licence. If you have a standard car licence (category C) you automatically have a provisional licence for a fully tracked vehicle.

Do you need insurance to drive a tractor on the road?

Tractor insurance must have at least have third party coverage, similar to car insurance. If you drive your tractor on public roads, it is treated like any auto vehicle.

What license do I need to drive a tank?

Do you need a special licence to drive a tank on the public roads? Yes. A civilian H category licence. If you have a standard car licence (category C) you automatically have a provisional licence for a fully tracked vehicle.

Can you drive a tank on the road?

Many farming places allow tracked vehicles as long as they have a rubberized surface on the tracks themselves and many in the U.S. use tracked tractors that are just as heavy as a tank. Used tanks are available for purchase in the U.S. and some are fitted with padded tracks and are legal to drive on U.S. roads.

Is it legal to drive a tank without a license plate?

Special rules then apply and the tanks can be legally driven on these (closed) public streets without license plates. The weight and tracks of a M48, M60 or M1 Abrams tank will damage most US roads and are usually hauled on a flatbed trailer or the huge C5 aircraft.

Are fuel tanks street legal in the US?

As long as the tank meets the requirements to be a functional car, it is street legal. Just make sure to put the license plates on, have functioning blinkers and brake lights and horn, seatbelts, and a few other things and you should be good to go! It would be best to buy a tank that is already registered with the DMV.

Can I legally drive a military vehicle on the street?

Dirt Legal has titled and plated thousands of strange vehicles. From ATVs to golf carts, if you can drive it we’ve been known to make it street legal. As red-blooded Americans ourselves, we’d be proud to work with you to obtain a 50-state-legal title and license plate to operate your military vehicle on public roads.