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larry@access3.digex.net (Larry Rubin) writes:

{> In article <1994Jun25.074535.605@amber.ba.md.us>,  <root@amber.ba.md.us> wrot
{> 
{> >In MD, the cop will likely give you a ticket. MD law requires tht if
{> >you reside in the state, as evidenced by a MD registered car, you must
{> >have a MD drivers license.
{> 
{> What happens in the case of an individual who has a car in MD and a car 
{> in FL, each registered in his name?  He can have only one driver's 
{> license, yet he is entitled to legally own cars in as many states as he 
{> wants.  What is a snowbird, who spends 1/2 a year in FL and 1/2 a year in 
{> MD to do?  Unfortunately I am not in this situation but my parents will 
{> be this year.  I was asked and I did not know so I turn to the 
{> illuminated ones on this newsgroup.
{> 

It all depends on where the Primary residence is.. That is the state
where the License is issued,  also could be the state they pay taxes in.
etc..


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