Crackdown on out-of-state vehicle registrations to start in October
Starting in October, Maryland residents with out-of-state vehicle registrations have 60 days to register their vehicles in Maryland or face potential fines.
Under a law that takes effect Thursday, Marylanders who register their cars in other states will have 60 days to register them in Maryland or face fines and other possible penalties, although state officials said they hope drivers will take advantage of the grace period.
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