Alaska Statutes: AS 28.10.461. Driving Vehicle Without Evidence of Registration.

Alaska Statutes. Title 28. Motor Vehicles Chapter 10. Vehicle Registration, Liens, and Title Section 461. Driving Vehicle Without Evidence of Registration.

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AS 28.10.461. Driving Vehicle Without Evidence of Registration.

Except as otherwise expressly permitted in this chapter, a person may not drive or move, nor may an owner knowingly permit to be driven or moved, on a highway or vehicular way or area, a vehicle required to be registered under this chapter unless valid registration plates, decals, or permits for the current registration period are attached to and displayed on the vehicle in the manner required by this chapter, and unless a valid certificate of registration for the current registration period is carried, as required by this chapter, in the vehicle and is available for inspection by a peace officer or an authorized representative of the Department of Public Safety.

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