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Kei trucks for the farms of Central Wisconsin

Central Wisconsin is family farm country. Wisconsin opens the road to a kei truck 25 years or older with limits, and a newer governed truck works farms and private land.

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The road, both lanes

What the state allows.

Wisconsin opens the road to a kei truck 25 years or older with limits, and a newer governed truck works farms and private land.

The counties

The counties of Central Wisconsin.

ClarkMarathonPortageTaylorWood

Questions

Asked about Central Wisconsin.

Can I drive a kei truck on the road in Central Wisconsin?

Wisconsin law names Kei class vehicles, refuses them regular plates and counts them as off-road utility vehicles that may never use a highway posted over 35 mph. The statute's words leave collector plates open to an eligible special interest vehicle, and WisDOT decides whether a kei truck qualifies. The Wisconsin page gives the full rule.

What work suits a kei truck in Central Wisconsin?

Barn, feed and field lane work on family farms and winter chores through a typical 52 inches of snow a year.

What about a newer truck governed to 25 mph?

It enters the country as off road equipment, governed to 25 mph. In Wisconsin it works private land and farms. The Wisconsin page has the rest of the rule.

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