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U.S. Kei Truck Legal Index
Every U.S. jurisdiction's current Kei truck status in one place — 51 states and territories, grouped by how each treats titling, registration, and road use. Each entry links to the full, source-backed research page.
Last verified: August 15, 2026 · most recent dataset verification
Statuses are grouped for navigation only; each state page shows its exact verified status and official sources. Rules change — confirm with the applicable authority before buying. See our Research Methodology for how these are verified.
Full Road Use (5)Case-by-Case (11)Restricted (24)Future Restricted (1)Prohibited (10)
Full Road Use(5)
Case-by-Case(11)
ConnecticutCase-by-CaseHawaiiCase-by-Case / County AdministeredIdahoCase-by-Case / Generally RegistrableIllinoisCase-by-Case / Restricted OptionsMississippiCase-by-CaseMissouriCase-by-Case / LSV Rules Not Automatically ApplicableMontanaCase-by-Case / Potential MPV-Quadricycle PathNew HampshireCase-by-Case / Restricted Special-UseNew MexicoCase-by-Case / Off-Highway Prohibition Applies Only if Classified OHVSouth CarolinaCase-by-Case / Generally Registrable if Title AcceptedUtahCase-by-Case / Special-Vehicle Options
Restricted(24)
AlabamaRestrictedArizonaRestrictedArkansasRestrictedDelawareRestricted / Special UseFloridaRestrictedIndianaRestrictedKansasRestrictedKentuckyRestrictedLouisianaRestrictedMinnesotaRestrictedNebraskaRestrictedNevadaRestricted / OHV-Local UseNorth CarolinaRestrictedNorth DakotaRestrictedOhioRestrictedOklahomaRestrictedPennsylvaniaRestrictedSouth DakotaRestricted / Off-Road Vehicle Highway PathTennesseeRestrictedVirginiaGenerally Registrable if Federal Import Requirements MetWashingtonRestricted / Local WATV RouteWest VirginiaRestrictedWisconsinRestrictedWyomingRestricted / Multipurpose Vehicle