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Kei trucks for the ski country and woods of the White Mountains
New Hampshire's White Mountains carry 37 operating ski areas across three counties and a typical 84 inches of snow a year. New Hampshire has not settled road use for kei trucks, and a newer governed truck fits the utility vehicle class.
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The work, counted.
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The road, both lanes
What the state allows.
New Hampshire has not settled road use for kei trucks, and a newer governed truck fits the utility vehicle class.
The counties
The counties of the White Mountains.
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Questions
Asked about the White Mountains.
Can I drive a kei truck on the road in the White Mountains?
New Hampshire law does not name kei trucks. Its title rule for a used vehicle bought abroad asks for import papers such as the HS-7, and neither statute nor rule says how a 25 year exemption is read, so the DMV's Title Bureau decides truck by truck. The New Hampshire page gives the full rule.
What work suits a kei truck in the White Mountains?
Grounds and snow work at the ski areas, the camps and the inns, the woodlot and the farm.
What about a newer truck governed to 25 mph?
It enters the country as off road equipment, governed to 25 mph. In New Hampshire it works land you own or lease without registration. Other land with written landowner permission, or verbal permission on designated club trails. The New Hampshire page has the rest of the rule.
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