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A side note on the subject of blocked numbers. Today I dialed 9-1-1 to report a disabled auto in the driving lane of a 2-lane highway, using my Android phone. There was no answer 3X; so I pulled back on the highway and continued to hospital to see DW. When I got to hospital I noticed 3 blocked calls from an unknown number. It was a 9-1-1 dispatcher calling me back. I had call blocking enabled for potential spam calls. I had to disable call blocking so 9-1-1 return calls were allowed. -
What Kirk says, but with a twist...... Yes, a vehicle must be licensed to the owner. However, if you own property in another state, and keep the vehicle there, it may be licensed in that state, complying with that state's laws. Also, for Indiana to claim licensing jurisdiction, said vehicle must be garaged 60 consecutive nights in Indiana. (I advise researching this, as it was told to me by the local Indiana BMV, who doesn't have a good track record.) We live on the Indiana/Ohio line, and our farm is in both states. All our rv rig lives at the farm shop, in Ohio, and is licensed accordingly. My every day pick-up is also licensed in Ohio, even though it comes home to Indiana with me most nights. But, when we travel, it's in the farm (Ohio) shop. So, usually, a vehicle needs be registered in the state in which it resides, not where the owner resides. -
Wiring was all correct. for some reason the truck did not like the module at first. After I set it up the 3rd time the trucks abs module was ok with it. Talked to Allen at direct link, he had never seen this happen before. All is good now with it. -
The short answer is no. In order to register and license an RV you must have a permanent mailing address in the state. In addition, the laws of Indiana require that any vehicle which is kept and used in the state must be registered in Indiana. -
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