Are you allowed to live in another state with a different states' driver's license/license plates/insurance?

[Phokus]

I moved from massachusetts to connecticut and i changed everything (license/insurance, etc.) to connecticut's stuff.

I have a co-worker who still has his north carolina license and insurance because it's less than half what he would pay in connecticut.

Is this allowed?

 

[xyion]

you have a grace period. I recently moved to MA, and it is 30 days (though I did it for like 6 months). If you get pulled over you may get another ticket/fine, but i dont think they really care. I had an out of state license with my plates though. Now i'm all registered and all in MA.

 

[edmicman]

I don't see why not - he just can't vote or be a full "citizen" or CT...

 

[Mo0o]

Grace period. Afterwards you would be driving with an invalid license.

 

[43st]

No, it's insurance fraud. If he has ANY issues the insurance company will drop him immediately.

 

[njmodi]

Only if you are a student (there may be other special exeptions too). Otherwise there is a grace period (as already mentioned) - during which you are supposed to get the new state car registration/driving licence.

 

[CVSiN]

Military or student yes...
otherwise no..