Whisky Plates Minnesota
Is there away around to have whiskey plates in Minnesota? What about for someone to purchase the vehicle in his name?
If you are planning to "sell" rating on the stock to someone, and continue driving, you'd be in the owners 'new' insurance as an additional driver, and be a car driver would have to have the nameplate identifies you as being convicted of DUI. For those not aware of what "Whiskey Plates" are as follows: A wide variety of Minnesota license plates are being issued now a bit different. These new plates indicating the letters WX, WY, XW etc, printed blue letters on a silver plate. These plates commonly referred to as "whiskey" plates are issued to allow licensed drivers to operate a motor vehicle when the original plates have been impounded by court order or administrative measures. Department or court permission is required to issue and transfer of ownership of these special plates. Examples of when regular plates may be attached: – drug or alcohol related second violation in 10 years? – Prohibition of vehicles commercial? – Driving with a BAC of .20 or more? View http://www.caplanlaw.com/resources/detail/minnesota_now_issuing_whisky_plates/ for more on the subject. But no, you can not get around it. And I doubt anyone would be willing to put your car in your name without naming you as a driver, or would be responsible for all and whatever he did with "his" vehicle. And sure it would be null and void once he knew he was the device driver.
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