Legal Question in Traffic Law in Georgia
My husband and I recently moved to Georgia so that I can attend school. I was under the impression that our cars could remain registered in our home state under the multi-state reciprocity agreement since we maintain a residence there. My husband registered a Georgia license for work purposes, but I have kept my state license. We also insured ourselves in Georgia. He was pulled over and given a ticket for failure to register. Do we have to register our car because he has a Georgia license? The officer cited his license and our insurance, but I was under the impression that I should insure in the state where I currently drive as a student. How does this work?
1 Answer from Attorneys
You can search the appropriate state government websites, and call the county offices for answers to your questions.
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