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Vehicle Title & Registration Flashcards

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  1. How long does a new Florida resident have to obtain a Florida vehicle registration after establishing residency?

    Answer: 60 days

    New Florida residents must register their vehicle within 60 days of establishing residency in the state.

  2. When a Florida vehicle title is lost or destroyed, the owner must apply for a duplicate title using which form?

    Answer: Form HSMV 82040

    Form HSMV 82040 (Application for Certificate of Title With/Without Registration) is used to apply for a duplicate Florida title.

  3. In Florida, what color are the license plates issued for vehicles registered as antiques or classics?

    Answer: Black and white

    Florida antique/classic vehicle specialty plates are issued in black and white coloring to reflect their historical character.

  4. A Florida vehicle owner who moves to a new address must notify the FLHSMV of the address change within how many days?

    Answer: 30 days

    Florida law requires vehicle owners to notify FLHSMV of an address change within 30 days of moving.

  5. Which Florida agency is responsible for issuing vehicle titles and registrations?

    Answer: Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles

    The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) is the agency responsible for vehicle titles and registrations.

  6. Florida requires a vehicle to be titled in the state if the owner has been a resident for more than how many days?

    Answer: 60 days

    Once a person has been a Florida resident for more than 60 days, they must title their vehicle in Florida.

  7. Which of the following vehicles is generally EXEMPT from Florida title requirements?

    Answer: A moped with an engine under 50cc

    Mopeds with engines of 50cc or less are generally exempt from Florida vehicle title requirements.