You can register a truck, tractor or trailer in the agricultural class if engaged in any of these activities
You can only use your Agricultural vehicle or trailer on public highways
No, the agricultural class is restricted to
There is an annual fee of two dollars fifty cents ($2.50) for each 500 pounds maximum gross weight, or fraction thereof. If you register your vehicle or trailer for less than a year you can pay a proportional amount of fee (on monthly computation basis).
Proof of insurance is required. Agricultural class vehicles and trailers registered with an agricultural registration and plate are required to maintain NYS automobile liability insurance coverage (insurance requirements [2]).
Agricultural class vehicles and trailers are subject to the same inspection requirements [3] as other vehicles and trailers registered in New York State.
Yes, but there are some restrictions. Farm vehicles can only be operated on public highways for the purpose of traveling by the most direct route, but not more than 25 miles one way, for going
The owner of the vehicle must submit a Certification of Farm Vehicle Routes (PDF) [4] (MV-260F), with the original registration application and at renewal if the route has changed.
A farm vehicle can be a motor vehicle (except vehicles that transport passengers for hire), motorcycle, trailer, or semi-trailer.
Vehicles registered with Farm Plates require insurance. Class C mopeds do not require proof of insurance. Learn more about insurance requirements [2].
Vehicle inspection is not required for farm registration, but the Vehicle & Traffic Law requires that farm vehicles be equipped with signaling devices, reflectors and lamps that are in good working condition. If a 1973 or newer junk vehicle is registered as a Farm Vehicle, it must be inspected by DFI.
Complete DMV’s Document Guide to make sure you have the correct proofs of identification and other documents before you come to the DMV.