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Nova Scotia Class 7 Practice Test
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A non-resident visitor uses an ordinary passenger car in Nova Scotia for personal travel. Under the general rule, before considering any reciprocal exemption, what is the longest time that valid home-jurisdiction registration may be used?
Correct answer: Up to 90 days in a 12-month period.
Why
The general non-resident rule permits an ordinary passenger car used for personal travel to retain valid home-jurisdiction registration for up to 90 days in a 12-month period. The regulations contain reciprocal exemptions, so this is not a universal deadline for every visitor or every vehicle use. A person who takes up residence must meet the separate Nova Scotia registration requirements.
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