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How long can you drive with an expired tag in New York?
I have an expired tag on my car in New York, and I don't have time to replace it soon. How long can you drive with an expired tag?
Eric Schad · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
- If your tag is less than 60 days expired, you have to pay at least $40 (depending on the jurisdiction) and a $93 surcharge fee
- If your tag is 60 days expired or more, you will have to pay a fee between $70 and $300 along with the same surcharge
In the future, you should look for a reminder in the mail about 45-60 days before your
New York vehicle registration
is set to expire. That way, you can plan in advance and avoid driving on an expired tag. When you’re updating your registration, it’s a good time to check to see if your
car insurance
is up-to-date. Jerry
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