New Yory State Road Requirements?
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No, the painting on the road basiclly tells a driver what portions of the road they can use.  If there are none, other then following street signs (ie one-way) and making sure not to hit another car/person is all that is required.  A broken yellow line will mean you can pass (by going to the other side to pass the car) a car if you are driving on the side that it's broken on.  If it's solid then no passing is allowed if you are driving on the side that is solid.  If it's a single broken line you can pass regardless of the side you are on.  If it's a double solid line there's no passing regardless of side.  A white line is basiclly the same, but is generally used on interstate and state highways instead of the yellow which is used on other roads.  If there's no line that just means that you can legally drive on any portion of the road because it's not considered a "divided" (note this is different meaning then a divided highway where there's a median dividing the two sides) road.  Most cities will paint yellow lines to make two clear sides, but if the road is not wide enough or does not have enough traffic they may not put any allowing the whole road to be used.
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Contact the local fish and game department. They can tell you where the open grazing lands are (if any) as well as any requirements.
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you'll probably end up having to get a permit in your new state. I'd call your local License Bureau and ask to be sure.
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do a search type following in the search block dmv(your state) then you should be able to get the information required and any forms needed
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how about the DMV?????
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Get a copy of your driver's handbook for your state and read it thoroughly.  All the questions will be based on the information in that book.
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Check with Arizona State park service. good luck
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Here are the requirements
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There are a number of requirements, and these seem to vary depending on how you choose to run.  Check out this page at the CA Secretary of State's website.  If the answer isn't in one of the linked PDF files, I'm sure that contacting the Secretary of State's office is the way to go.
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yes  go to www.travel.state.gov
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In California, what is required is only proof of passing a state-run motorcycle safety course. There is no roadtest.\n\nTX info: http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/msb/txmclaws.htm#Chapter%203
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You can go 10 miles over the speed limit to pass someone.  I live in the state of Washington too.
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The drivers make I think up to .43 a mile ( UP TO)..You have to read the fine print. That includes places no one esle wants go like the eastern sea board,which could be also NEW York City... Nothing wrong with New Yorl City. Unless you drive a truck in there at night. Lock your doors.They may pay you .43 per mile... But he may not get you home very often also you may not get the miles you thought you would get.. Better talk with a driver who already works there a year or two....
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Contact your state's Department of Transportation or the US government's Department of Transportation.  They may have a checklist or booklet for you to use.
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need to get started in dirt or get a ride in dirt or asphalt modifieds and finish well from there
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If the land that you have is to be used for a primary residence, then yes, it is possible to get an easment to build some form of road to the location.\n\nIf however, it is hunting land, crop land, or other non primary land, then it proably will not be allowed; instead a trail system will be used instead of a road.\n\nIt is best to contact USFS with the type of land, how many acres the land is, and where it is located, and they will be able to answer your question fully.
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Call your local expressway authority or  State Department of Transportation.