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Vehicles that only cross a highway from one private property to another. This includes farm vehicles operating in accordance with the provisions of AS 19.10.065. |
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Vehicles displaying Dealer Plates per AS 28.10.181(j) or a Temporary Permit per AS 28.10.031. |
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A vehicle displaying a special permit per AS 28.10.151. (One-Way Trip Permit or Non-Resident Commercial Trip Permit) |
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Special Mobile Equipment as defined in 13 AAC 40.010 (52). |
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Vehicles owned by the U.S. Government. |
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Vehicles moved by human or animal power. |
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Vehicles owned by a military person who maintains a legal residence outside Alaska, provided the vehicle is registered in the applicant’s state of legal residence. |
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Vehicles used exclusively on private property. |
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Vehicles currently registered in another state or country, provided the vehicle does not remain in Alaska for over 60 days. [AS 28.10.121 (a)] If the vehicle owner becomes employed in Alaska or indicates intent to become a resident of Alaska, this exemption no longer applies and the vehicle must be registered within 10 days. |
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Vehicles operated on a roadway not connected to the land highway system or to a highway with an average daily traffic volume greater than 499. (List of Exempt Areas.) |
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Vehicles owned and driven by a full-time student pursuing a course of study beyond the high school level per AS 28.10.121 (c) provided: |
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The vehicle is currently registered in another jurisdiction.
The student does not establish permanent residency in Alaska.
The student does not accept full-time employment in Alaska.
The jurisdiction of vehicle registration extends the same exemption to Alaska students. |
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Mobile home as defined by regulation 13 AAC 40.010 (27). |